Published on: April 13, 2022
Bridget Shirvell
It’s virtually impossible to avoid palm oil. It’s an ingredient found in more than half of all packaged goods, including ice cream, baby formula, and soaps. It’s ubiquitous, and it’s incredibly problematic for anyone attempting to eat in a more sustainable, ethical way.
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The production of palm oil has had devastating impacts on the planet. It has been linked to rampant deforestation to air, soil and water pollution, climate change, human rights, and labor abuses. So, while we’re trying to eat foods with a lower carbon impact, reduce our food waste, and use less plastic in our kitchens, we can’t help but wonder: Can palm oil be climate neutral? And how can we shop for better palm oil?
First, some basics:
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