Palm Oil Buyers Scorecard
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and Target are RSPO members but did not set themselves the challenge to use only<br />
CSPO by 2015.<br />
Showing the<br />
way forward<br />
At the same time, many retailers have really put the effort into changing themselves<br />
and the industry, setting tough targets and delivering on them.<br />
Ahold, Axfood, Boots, Carrefour, Casino, Coles, Colruyt Group, Coop<br />
Sweden, Coop Switzerland, Delhaize Group, E.Leclerc, IKEA, Marks &<br />
Spencer, Migros, Morrisons, REMA 1000, Sainsbury’s, Seiyu, S Group,<br />
Super U, The Co-operative (UK), Waitrose, Walmart and Woolworths all<br />
scored the maximum of nine points.<br />
If they can do it so can their competitors!<br />
TOP TIP FOR CONSUMERS<br />
TO HELP TO TRANSFORM<br />
THE TRADE<br />
Retailers sit at the top of<br />
the palm oil pyramid – and<br />
have huge influence over<br />
what manufacturers do.<br />
And retailers are intensely<br />
competitive. While they like<br />
to compete on price and<br />
cut the best deal with their<br />
suppliers, they should also<br />
compete on sustainability<br />
and push manufacturers<br />
to use CSPO. You can<br />
use the Twitter feature on<br />
the <strong>Scorecard</strong> website<br />
palmoilscorecard.panda.<br />
org to ask individual<br />
companies why they are<br />
not doing as well as their<br />
competitors.<br />
<strong>Palm</strong> oil being picked in<br />
Lahad, Datu, Sabah.<br />
© WWF-MALAYSIA/MAZIDI ABD GHANI<br />
21 WWF PALM OIL BUYERS SCORECARD 2016
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