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by Mattie

October 11, 2009

Dr.Pop

Sustainable Palm oil

Palm oil is actually good for our health as long as it isn't hydrogenated, but you should watch out for these few oils. Here's the link of an article about vegetable oils and a little experiment you could do to see how certain vegetable oils turn into plastic:
http://www.palmoilconsumer.com/Palm-Oil-And-Health/Good-Vegetable-Oils.aspx

As for palm oil and the environment, WWF has stepped in to educate palm oil smallholders, enlisting plantation owners to carry out innovative methods to control Orang-utan encroachment on their land.

Just make sure we purchase only SUSTAINABLE palm oil

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