Following an immense, costly, and very successful multimedia attack by Greenpeace, “Unilever Does About-Face On Palm Oil” and officially backed a call for a moratorium on deforestation in Indonesia and said it would buy palm oil only from suppliers who can demonstrate they haven't cut down forests.
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