Almost 1M hectares ‘missing’ from land holdings of major palm oil companies

Mongabay
Mar 29, 2017, 6:19 pm247 pts
Nearly a million hectares are “missing” from landbanks of the world’s top palm oil producers, a new report shows. While most companies disclose the area of planted land they manage, many fail to reveal the size, location, and use of many other areas in their portfolio, defying corporate accountability and…

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