Cargill's evil world: These are the machinations of the commodity giants | WWF Germany

Cargill's evil world: These are the machinations of the commodity giants | WWF Germany

Hectares of tropical forest are being destroyed every minute - above all for our food, more precisely for soy as animal feed, palm oil, meat, cocoa, and coffee - but also for ...

Hectares of tropical forest are being destroyed every minute - above all for our food, more precisely for soy as animal feed, palm oil, meat, cocoa and coffee - but also for wood products. And that's not all: there are also species extinction, environmental pollution, climate damage and even child and forced labor - this is not recognizable for the end consumer, because none of this is visible on the packaging.

Sign here: https://mitmachen.wwf.de/eilaktion-wald

There is currently no law prohibiting this. A handful of giant raw material suppliers like Cargill benefit from this. This is #CargillsBadWorld.

We no longer want to and cannot accept that. We want to uncover the machinations of the resource giants! And stand up for an EU law and stop this machinations.

Do it like the Avengers! Save the world and join our mail campaign: https://mitmachen.wwf.de/eilaktion-wald

Editor: Marco Vollmar/WWF
Idea, concept, screenplay, production: Anne Thoma/WWF, Julia Thiemann/WWF
Moderator: Niklas Kolorz
Speakers: Klaus-Dieter Klebsch, Esra Meral, Anne Thoma/WWF, Jörn Ehlers/WWF
Technical management: Thorsten Steuerwald/WWF, Susanne Winter/WWF
Comedy and script advice: Georg Kammerer
Camera: Thomas Machholz
Editing: Anne Thoma/WWF
Graphics and animations: Julia Thiemann/WWF,
Graphics and animation assistance: Fabian Schuy/WWF, Paul Brandes/WWF
Research: Mia Raben
Music and Sound: Epidemic Sound
Cover photo: Shutterstock / Nieuwland Photography

The facts about the video: https://www.wwf.de/cargill-faktencheck

Documentaries about the “Cargill system”:
ZDF: Chocolate - The Bitter Business: https://www.zdf.de/dokumentation/zdfinfo-doku/-schokolade-das-bittere-geschaeft-100.html#xtor=CS3-85
3sat: Bittersweet Chocolate: https://www.3sat.de/wissen/nano/bittersuesse-schokolade-teil-1-100.html
From Brazil to Brake: The Soy Connection: https://youtu.be/qZC0aOVwFOI
ZDFzoom: benefactor or perpetrator https://presseportal.zdf.de/pressemitteilung/mitteilung/taeter-oder-wohltaeter-zdfzoom-ueber-die-macht-der-agrar-riesen-am-beispiel-cargill/#:~:text=Die%20Dokumentation%20zeigt%2C%20mit%20welchen,vor%20einer%20massiven%20Umweltzerst%C3%B6rung%20warnen.

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