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the Haze in Singapore - blame the palm oil companies?

tonychat

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I am really amused with those Dr Chee Bye's doggies in this forum, simi lanjiao also can put the blame on PAP.

Good job!!

that is because you are too stupid to even know how form even a sentence to make it sensible, the only thing you do is to suck your PAP master cock and report to him every night. I feel sorry for you for making a living this way.
 

ionzu

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Very interesting discovery, I was just asking that question why only late 90s we see this shit and not before that.
It is interesting to know that GAR is founded in 1996 and listed here in 1999.

GAR was taken to task by the international community. it has since reformed somewhat. but who knows for sure.
http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/82d2d6e2-e33f-11e0-bb55-00144feabdc0.html#axzz2WoxdnQtU

Golden Agri scheme gains traction
By Kevin Brown in Singapore
Palm oil producer’s certification drive pays off, writes Kevin Brown

layed by environmentalists, denounced by animal lovers and abandoned by western consumer products groups, Indonesia’s Golden Agri-Resources ought to be on its knees. So why is the country’s biggest palm oil producer by sales achieving soaring sales and record profits?

Singapore-listed Golden Agri looked in serious trouble in mid-2010 as western consumer products groups such as Nestlé, Unilever, Burger King and Kraft Foods stopped buying its palm oil products, worried by a clamorous boycott campaign by Greenpeace, the environmental activist group.

Greenpeace pulled no punches, producing a series of hard hitting reports on the group, which it refers to by the trade name Sinar Mas. The content is complex and disputed, but the argument is clear: Golden Agri destroys virgin forest, releases trapped carbon and threatens rare animal habitat.

Faced with this pressure, Nestlé and other western companies quickly bowed to Greenpeace’s boycott demands.

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Golden Agri and other palm oil producers are benefiting from a historic run-up in prices that has changed the economics of the industry. With crude palm oil trading in Kuala Lumpur at about M$3,064 ($992) a tonne on Tuesday the plantation groups are making nearly M$2,000 a tonne more than their costs of production – an awfully big margin

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watchman8

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Any palm oil company operating in Riau should be assumed guilty. One way or another, they are linked to the burning.

Even if they don't burn directly, they are buying palm oil from small farmers that burn the land.
 

PrinceCharming

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ionzu,

Did you know that FamiLEE and his cronies have shares in those conglomerates that own the plantations in Indonesia?

There was an analyst who was interviewed by an international news station and they revealed that Pinky would not want to take action against them because of vested interests.
 

Narong Wongwan

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I have just zapped that monk fo stupidity.
Don't be such a fucktard. If Golden Agri is the main culprit, the company is run by the Widjaja family who is highly connected with the corrupt Indo officials. What's new! Stop blaming other country! :oIo:
Go after the family.......they are living in singapore.........one son stays in 14 gallop road and a daughter in 28 nassim hill............got and loot their properties and rape their maids.
 

Gallego99

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dont blame the palm oil company.
blame the MNCs in the FMCG industry. P&G, Colgate, Unilever, Kraft, Reckitt, Nestle and all are cuplrits.
They create the demand for palm oil in their products.

Not quite right. You'll have to look at the supply chain of these companies b4 you can lay blame on anyone. The palm oil corporations listed or otherwise do get their supplies from other plantations as well.

Forget boycotting.Its a silly suggestion.
 

ionzu

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ionzu,

Did you know that FamiLEE and his cronies have shares in those conglomerates that own the plantations in Indonesia?

There was an analyst who was interviewed by an international news station and they revealed that Pinky would not want to take action against them because of vested interests.

If its true, they should exercise greater control over the operations.

Malaysia produces roughly 19m tons of palm oil annually vs 26m for indonesia.

Yet if u look at the nea hotspots map, there are only about 12 in east n west malaysia combined, vs 100s in indonesia.

The m&ds down south gotta learn from their bros up north
 

ionzu

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Go after the family.......they are living in singapore.........one son stays in 14 gallop road and a daughter in 28 nassim hill............got and loot their properties and rape their maids.

GAR has supposedly reformed. See the article above.

Wat hve the maids got to do with anything???
 

ionzu

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Not quite right. You'll have to look at the supply chain of these companies b4 you can lay blame on anyone. The palm oil corporations listed or otherwise do get their supplies from other plantations as well.

Forget boycotting.Its a silly suggestion.

It was the public outcry after greenpeace raised a stink on GAR that forced unilever to stop dealing with them.

Dont undermine the power of the individual consumer.
 
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