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Rationale for products listing[edit]


I'm just re-removed some products from the product list for the following reasons:



  • The article on Paliperidone makes no mention of palm oil whatsoever.


  • Sunlight (cleaning product) only mentions in passing that is was made with palm oil at some point in the past.


If we include every product that could potentianlly contain derrivitivaes of palm, the list could literally have thousands of generic and brand-name products. So the criteria for inclusion needs to be something more then that.


I kept Girl Scout Cookies because it has a section related to palm oil. Kit Kat could squeak on to the list by that criteria as well. But the could be a number of lists like "Brands and products targeted by anti-palm oil campaigns" or "Companies that purchase GreenPalm certificates" which would get quite lengthy if they were at all comprehensive.
--Brian Z (talk) 14:18, 29 December 2014 (UTC)









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