How about I work on the issues in my country and you do yours? I'm sure I can point fingers at "your" ongoing conversion of peatlands. But, I favour reforestation and peatlands restoration in my backyard rather than pursue fallacious solutions on social media.
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Except, of course, all the oil palm planted in the previous century; like this example from the 1920s (onderneming Bangoen near Pematangsiantar). Your activism is commendable but needs calibration.

Is that you admitting that it's the interesterification, not the palm oil, that is the problem? Well done! It's the very reason I rarely use social media: the sheer ignorance of the quacktivists. It's as bad as flat earth, but with significant RL impacts.

For the EU, >80% is traceable. RSPO certified is 100% traceable. Any other vegoil, <35% is traceable.

There is no problem whatsoever in tracing the origins of sustainable palm oil to the mill or even the smallholder. You merely want an impossible standard that traces each molecule of oil while you have no concern for other ingredients.

No doubt, you have studied the meaning of interesterified? Because... any oil can be interesterified.

Did you just compare the systematic pursuit of knowledge to the zealous pursuit of flat earth? That's sheer insanity.

Striking, how amateur activists claim to be able to trace illegal palm oil but trained auditors do a poor job. Another just-so-story, but this time by proxy. Where's the evidence for your claims?

That's a great sales pitch: the just-so story that you personalised, the oversimplified cause and the personal quest. But, where's the evidence for anything you posted? None whatsoever, just another sales pitch?

Have you done the grass/hay challenge yet, Fluffy? You'd have a dedicated supporter if you did. Yet, somehow I suspect that you deny all animal suffering caused by your consumerism.

Much of the #PalmiticAcid in our *blood* is from #carbs or #alcohol: "the most common saturated fatty acid found in the human body and can be provided in the diet or synthesized endogenously from other fatty acids, carbohydrates and amino acids".
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#PalmiticAcid is commonly found in all fats/oils, and in the *diet* most of it comes from meat and dairy products; even #OliveOil is a larger contributor than #PalmOil itself!
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