Today’s Solutions: July 11, 2026

Palm oil is as ubiquitous in processed foods as it is controversial for its disastrous ecological and social impacts. Transparent supply chains, regulations, strict third-party verifications, alliances of companies and civil society are some of the necessary approaches to clean up the palm oil industry, according to the experts interviewed for this informative short video.

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