Demand Accountability from Brands: Stop Greenwashing Dirty Palm Oil!
Branded products can claim to be clean and green when sold on the shelf, but could they be hiding away something ugly in their supply chain? It's time to ensure brands are walking the talk.
A number of palm oil plantation company subsidiaries have conducted multiple violations in their business operations. Have brands honored their commitment to not source their palm oil from suppliers that violate ESG principles? Or are they turning a blind eye to their dirty supply chain when no one's watching?
TuK INDONESIA has reached out to a number of notable brands that have been indicated to supply their palm oil from the offending companies and asked them to conduct investigations on their own supply chains. We have compiled this timeline to monitor the responses of companies during this campaign.
Let's #CallOutGreenwashing
Timeline: How Have Brands Responded?
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Kellogg: Complaint Filed
TuK Indonesia filed a complaint via EthicsPoint (report key 686191633501) and emailed Kellogg's Alison Elzinga and Dave Cloete at [email protected] and [email protected].
July 21, 2026
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Kellogg: Auto-Reply Received
An automatic reply was received from Kellogg's [email protected].
July 22, 2026
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Kellogg: TuK Requests Update
TuK Indonesia asked for an update on the complaint via EthicsPoint.
August 26, 2026
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Kellogg: Response Received
Kellogg's Alison Elzinga, Director of Thriving People, responded to the complaint by email stating they are investigating these claims in accordance with their grievance policy, and will provide an update.
August 26, 2026
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