Commodity kings Cargill, Bunge buying soy from stolen Indigenous land, report says

Mongabay
Aug 19, 2022, 11:00 am277 pts
Two of the world’s largest agricultural producers are caught up in another scandal involving soy grown on illegally seized Indigenous land in the Brazilian Amazon. Both Cargill and Bunge source some of their soy products, including chicken feed and pet food, from land where Indigenous communities have…

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