Indianapolis Zoo Helping Species This Halloween

Indianapolis Zoo Helping Species This Halloween

Indianapolis Zoo Helping Species this Halloween Halloween provides the perfect time to talk about how a simple piece of candy can affect a species nearly 10,000 miles away. How you might ask? A single ingredient contained in that candy: palm oil. The Indianapolis Zoo is committed to encouraging our members, guests and zoos across the nation to become more involved in responsibly addressing this crisis. Because the palm oil market is economically vital for the people of Borneo and Sumatra, for a solution to work it must benefit not only wildlife but people as well. As a consumer, you can do your part by supporting companies that are working toward using 100 percent certified sustainable palm oil (CSPO). Sustainable Palm Oil Candies and Snacks Best Choices – products contain no palm oil/CSPO only Endangered All flavors What is palm oil? Species Chocolate Palm oil is an edible Nestlé Baby Ruth, Crunch, Butterfinger vegetable oil taken from the pulp of fruits grown on oil Wonka (Nestlé) Nerds, Laffy Taffy, Sweetarts palms. Grown on both large- scale plantations and small- ConAgra Fiddle Faddle, Crunch & Munch, Poppy Cock scale family farms, nearly 85 percent of the world's palm Mars Snickers, Twix, Skittles, Milky Way, 3 Musketeers oil is produced in Indonesia and Malaysia, the only Lindt and Sprungli Lindor Truffles (all flavors) remaining habitat for wild orangutans and many other Ghirardelli All flavors species. Palm oil is used in 50 Nabisco Nutter Butter, Chips Ahoy percent of manufactured (Mondelez) food and other products we Haribo Gummy bears buy, not just candy. It can be found in a wide range of Alternate Choices – some steps have been taken for CSPO products like margarine, chocolate, ice cream, soaps, Hershey’s Twizzlers, Whoppers, Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, Almond Joy cosmetics, fuel for cars and power plants and many PepsiCo (Frito Lay) Doritos, Cheetos more. The issue occurs when Walmart Great Value brand products forest habitat — targeted Justin’s Peanut Butter Cups, NutButter (all flavors) for its rich, moist growing area — is destroyed for Kellogg’s Rice Krispie Treats, Keebler cookies illegal plantations. Kraft foods Carmels, Cadbury, Toblerone * The companies listed above are members of the Round Table on Sustainable Palm Oil. To learn more about palm oil, orangutan conservation and how your consumer choices can help the effort visit www.rspo.org. .

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