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If is perfectly feasible. How often do you buy new products? I skipped major part of sweets that I liked and that is mostly it. Wasn't big problem either. But
by llukas 8y ago
If is perfectly feasible. How often do you buy new products?
I skipped major part of sweets that I liked and that is mostly it. Wasn't big problem either.
But saddest part is that in EU boycott worked and it changed nothing due to use of palm oil in biofuels - https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/apr/26/how-palm-oil-ban-has-made-the-eu-a-dirty-word-in-malaysia https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/apr/26/how-palm-oil-b...
- rhn_mk1 8y ago> If is perfectly feasible. Only when it comes to food. It's impossible to ascertain the source of cleaning products' ingredients.
- hedvig 8y agoWell, probably a majority of us agree that this can be controlled from the top and not have to cross our fingers and rely on low-informed consumers to change things.