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Barclay urged ‘to remove deforestation from supermarket shelves’ without delay

Source: PA Wire

Rules that would help to remove deforestation from supermarket shelves must go ahead “without delay”, a group of cross-party MPs and peers have said.

Under Government plans, businesses that have a global turnover of more than £50 million will be prohibited from using or selling goods containing palm oil, cocoa, beef, leather and soy that come from land linked to illegal deforestation.

The measures,

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