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Norway-based sustainability organization Ceres said that more than 230 mostly institutional investors, managing more than $16 trillion in assets, have signed a declaration urging companies to scrutinize their supply chains in order to curtail forest destruction, Just-Style reported. The statement asks companies to publicly disclose and implement a commodity-specific no-deforestation policy with quantifiable, time-bound commitments covering the entire supply chain and sourcing.
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