Permalink: https://media.greenpeace.org/archive/Action-against-at-Cargill-Illegal-Logging-27MZIFXTWZI.htmlConceptually similarAction against at Cargill Illegal LoggingGP0DC8Completed★★★★★★Action against at Cargill Illegal LoggingGP0124SCompleted★★★★Action against at Cargill Illegal LoggingGP02SJCompleted★★★★Action against at Cargill Illegal LoggingGP07ZHCompleted★★★★GE Soybean Action ( Belgium : 2000)GP010K8Completed★★★★Forests Action against Campina in BelgiumGP01IL6Completed★★★★GE Maize Field Trial Action in BelgiumGP021JQCompleted★★★★GE Maize Field Trial Action in BelgiumGP021JVCompleted★★★★GE Maize Field Trial Action in BelgiumGP021JNCompleted★★★★★★View AllGP0RVFAction against at Cargill Illegal LoggingGreenpeace activists demonstrate at Cargill's facilities in Ghent, Belgium, to expose the US based company's responsibility for the Amazon rainforest illegal logging for soya production.As part of a year long, undercover investigation, Greenpeace presented in a new report 'Eating up the Amazon', which traced the global trade in soya from criminal rainforest destruction in the Amazon to supermarkets and fast food outlets such as Mc Donald's.Locations:Belgium-Europe, West Europe-Flemish Region-GentDate:8 Apr, 2006Credit:© Greenpeace / Philip ReynaersMaximum size:3504px X 2336pxKeywords:Actions and protests-Canoes-Cargill-Direct communications-Forests (campaign title)-Greenpeace activists-Illegal logging-KWCI (GPI)-One person-Painting actionsShoot:Action at Cargill Facilities in BelgiumGreenpeace activists demonstrate at Cargill's facilities in Gent, Belgium, to expose the US based company's responsibility for the Amazon rainforest illegal logging for soya production. As part of a year long, undercover investigation, Greenpeace presented in a new report 'Eating up the Amazon', which traced the global trade in soya from criminal rainforest destruction in the Amazon, to supermarkets and fast food outlets such as Mc Donald's.
