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A Shopper's Guide to Sustainable Palm Brought to you by: A Shopper’s Guide to Sustainable Palm Oil Below you’ll find various names used for palm oil on the ingredient list of products. We’ve also compiled a list of products that use palm oil and those brands that have committed to obtaining the ingredient from sustainable sources. Find out more at TakePart.com/deforestation Popular Products From Brands That Use Non-Sustainable Palm Oil Chocolate Fast Food Frozen Pizza Aero (Nestlé) Burger King Annie’s (General Mills) Butterfinger (Nestlé) Domino’s Bagel Bites (Heinz) Cadbury (Mondelēz) Dunkin’ Donuts Buitoni (Nestlé) Kirkland Signature (Costco) McDonald’s California Pizza Kitchen (Nestlé) KitKat (Nestlé) Pizza Hut (Yum! Brands) DiGiornio (Nestlé) Landmark Confections (Dollar Tree) Starbucks Hot Pockets (Nestlé) Nestlé (Nestlé) Subway Jack’s (Nestlé) Nestlé Crunch (Nestlé) Taco Bell (Yum! Brands) Lean Cuisine (Nestlé) Private Selection (Kroger) Wendy’s Stouffer’s (Nestlé) Toblerone (Mondelēz) Tombstone (Nestlé) Wonka (Nestlé) Totino’s (General Mills) Ice Cream Packaged Bread Instant Noodles Baskin-Robbins (Dunkin’ Brands) Archer Farms (Target) Chow Mein (Nissin) Ben & Jerry’s (Unilever) Good & Delish (Walgreens) Easy Fideos (Nissin) Breyers (Unilever) Great Value (Walmart) Instant Lunch (Maruchan) Dreyer’s (Nestlé) Kirkland (Costco) Maruchan Bowl (Maruchan) Good Humor (Unilever) Market Pantry (Target) Ramen (Maruchan) Häagen-Dazs (Nestlé) O Organics (Safeway) Souper Meal (Nissin) Klondike (Unilever) Safeway Kitchens (Safeway) Top Ramen (Nissin) Magnum (Unilever) Simple Truth (Kroger) Yakisoba (Maruchan) Nestlé (Nestlé) 365 Everyday Value (Whole Foods Market) Talenti (Unilever) Margarine Packaged Cookies Detergent Blue Bonnet (ConAgra Foods) Annie’s (General Mills) Clorox (The Clorox Company) Brummel & Brown (Unilever) Chips Ahoy! (Mondelēz) Era (Procter & Gamble) Country Crock (Unilever) Famous Amos (Kellogg’s) Finish (Reckitt Benckiser) Fleischmann’s (ConAgra Foods) Grandma’s (PepsiCo) Gain (Procter & Gamble) Great Value (Walmart) Keebler (Kellogg’s) Kirkland (Costco) I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter (Unilever) Nestlé (Nestlé) Persil (Henkel) Imperial (Unilever) Nilla (Mondelēz) Purex (Henkel) Market Pantry (Target) Nutter Butter (Mondelēz) Tide (Procter & Gamble) Parkay (ConAgra Foods) Oreo (Mondelēz) Woolite (Reckitt Benckiser) Promise (Unilever) Quaker (PepsiCo) X-TRA (Henkel) Lipstick Soap Shampoo Bobbi Brown (Estée Lauder) Burt’s Bees (The Clorox Company) Dove (Unilever) Clinique (Estée Lauder) Caress (Unilever) Head & Shoulders (Procter & Gamble) CoverGirl (Procter & Gamble) Dawn (Procter & Gamble) Herbal Essences (Procter & Gamble) Lancôme (L’Oréal) Dial (Henkel) Garnier (L’Oréal) L’Oréal (L’Oréal) Dove (Unilever) L’Oréal (L’Oréal) MAC (Estée Lauder) Irish Spring (Colgate-Palmolive) Matrix (L’Oréal) Maybelline (L’Oréal) Ivory (Procter & Gamble) Pantene (Procter & Gamble) NYX Cosmetics (L’Oréal) Lever 2000 (Unilever) Schwarzkopf (Henkel) Urban Decay (L’Oréal) Olay (Procter & Gamble) Sunsilk (Unilever) Yves Saint Laurent (L’Oréal) Simple (Unilever) TRESemmé (Unilever) Softsoap (Colgate-Palmolive) 1/3 Brought to you by: Brands With Strong Commitments to Sourcing Sustainable Palm Oil The Union of Concerned Scientists evaluated 40 companies and retail stores that sell major brands for their commitments to sourcing sustainable palm oil. The scores listed were based on the following criteria: commitment to using deforestation-free palm oil, traceability, transparency, ensuring palm oil doesn’t come from peatlands, and progress on sourcing sustainable palm oil. The scores were then ranked from 0 to 100. Palm oil certified by the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil means that it complies with environmental and social criteria to ensure it’s produced in a way that reduces the negative impact on palm oil– producing areas. Fast Food Packaged Food Brands Dunkin’ Brands Some Names of Palm Nestle 2015 score: 70/100 2015 score: 90.5/100 Oil and Its Derivatives: Committed to sourcing 100 percent of Commitment: Met pledge to source palm oil from sustainable sources by 100 percent Roundtable on Elaeis guineensis the end of 2016. Sustainable Palm Oil–certified palm Ethyl palmitate oil in 2013. Glyceryl stearate* Personal Care Brands Hydrated palm glycerides Octyl palmitate Colgate-Palmolive Danone Palm fruit oil 2015 score: 88/100 2015 score: 89.2/100 Palm kernel Committed to buying only certified Committed to eliminating Palm kernel oil sustainable palm oil and derivatives deforestation impacts in supply chain Palm olein by 2020. by 2020. Palm stearin Palmate Henkel Kellogg’s Palmitate 2015 score: 86.3/100 2015 score: 88.5/100 Palmitic acid Committed to zero net deforestation Committed to achieving zero net Palmitoyl oxostearamide in supply chain by 2020. deforestation by 2020. Palmitoyl tetrapeptide-3 Palmityl alcohol P&G ConAgra Foods Sodium kernelate 2015 score: 84.2/100 2015 score: 84.1/100 Sodium laureth sulfate* Committed to zero net deforestation Committed to sourcing 100 percent of Sodium lauroyl lactylate in supply chain by 2020. palm oil from sustainable sources by December 2015. Sodium lauryl sulfate* Sodium palm kernelate L’Oreal Stearic acid* 2015 score: 80/100 Unilever Vegetable fat* Committed to sourcing 100 percent 2015 score: 83.4/100 Vegetable oil* palm oil from sustainable sources by Committed to sourcing 100 percent of *Can be made without palm oil. 2020. palm oil from sustainable sources by 2020. Reckitt Benckiser 2015 score: 72.3/100 PepsiCo Committed to zero net deforestation 2015 score: 80.7/100 by 2020. Commitment: Planned to source 100 percent Roundtable on Sustainable Store Brands Palm Oil–certified palm oil by 2015. Safeway General Mills 2015 score: 72.1/100 2015 score: 77.8/100 Commitment: Pledged that palm oil Committed to sourcing 100 percent of comes from sustainable sources by palm oil from sustainable sources by using fully traceable supply chains. 2015. 2/3 Brought to you by: Why products contain palm oil Margarine uses palm oil because it’s solid at room temperature and free of trans fats. Chocolate contains palm oil because it helps make some chocolate appear smooth and shiny and prevents melting. Cookies use palm oil because it’s semisolid at room temperature and gives a creamy texture to baked products. Shampoos use palm oil to help restore the natural oils in hair. Soap contains palm oil because it removes oil and dirt from hair and skin and acts as a moisturizer. Packaged bread contains palm oil because it’s solid at room temperature, bakes easily, and is cost- effective. Lipstick often contains palm oil because it holds color well, stays solid at high temperatures, and has a smooth texture with practically no taste. Pizza dough (both fresh and frozen) uses palm oil to stop dough from sticking together and to boost texture. Instant noodles are 20 percent palm oil because it is used to precook the noodles so consumers only have to add water to prepare. Ice cream contains palm oil because it makes it smooth and creamy. Detergent often has palm oil because of its fatty acid composition. Oils and fats are an essential part of soap production. Resources: Union of Concerned Scientists, World Wildlife Fund and Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil 3/3.
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