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candybaaby Hi. I wonder if you have any blog posts or articles explaining the effect of ‘sustainable palm oil’ on orangutans. I’m vegan and I’ve been flexible on palm oil. For instance I live in a remote rural town and if I want a bread roll from the supermarket, it contains palm oil. I was buying them on occasion but have since stopped. Now I source bread externally and have it shipped in. Another thing is soap. I guess I was ‘greenwashed’ by the sustainable palm oil sticker, thinking it might be ethical and sustainable but now I’m second guessing it and wonder if the sustainability is only in regards to the land and not the animals. A quick google of the topic didn’t explain it to me in simple terms. Any advice you have I would appreciate x

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