Burger King drops controversial palm oil supplier

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Fast food giant becomes latest big brand to ditch Sinar Mas over allegations its palm oil plantations contributed to deforestation

Burger King has become the latest company to stop buying palm oil from an embattled Indonesian company its critics accuse of deforestation. Burger King will no longer purchase palm oil from a subsidiary...

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