Meat companies under pressure: Environmentalists are calling for clear supply chains

alarm mood in the meat industry! Environmental activists make the alarm bells and demand consequences for the serious allegations against German meat giants Tönnies, Westfleisch and Rothkötter. The German Environmental Aid (DUH), Clientearth and Mighty Earth have entered the table in a bitter struggle of possible violations of the German supply chain folding law (LKSG) and have put explosive documents on the table!

The new investigations show that the meat processors use soy as feed, which is interwoven with human rights violations and bitter state law conflicts in Brazilian Cerrado! It is becoming increasingly clear that pork producers in the regions of Oldenburger Münsterland and Weser-Ems may be supplied by the agricultural dealer Bunge. And this agricultural giant put his hands deep into the destruction of landscapes!

The demands of the environmentalists

In a explosive letter to the responsible Federal Office of Economics and Export Control (BAFA), the environmental protection organizations require a comprehensive review of the serious allegations! "Transparency and traceability in the supply chains are an absolute must!" Said the clear message of the DUH, Clientearth and Mighty Earth. Responsibility cannot simply be deported to regional meat producers who are currently not falling into the area of ​​application of the LKSG.

"Tönnies, Westfleisch and Rothkötter seem to hit their own promises in the wind," explains Sascha Müller-Kraenner from Duh. Soy is fed again and again, which is produced in Brazil under questionable conditions - and quite a few people have been violently driven out!

shocking revelations

KAJA Blumtearth warns: "The indications of the serious environmental and human rights risks are alarming! The meat industry is the responsibility to prevent it from contributing to the destruction of habitats and to expulsion of communities." However, the companies do not take effective measures to the current evidence!

and Alex Wijeratna from Mighty Earth lets you through: "Mighty Earth has repeatedly warned the frightening effects of soy expansion on indigenous communities and ecosystems. Bunge is at the top of this destruction in Cerrado! Our hope is based on an investigation of the BAFA that reveals these skilful grievances."

The background is just as frightening: Brazil experiences notorious destruction of its natural areas through arson for agricultural purposes. Bunge wraps around a quarter of all soybears from Cerrado to Germany - and with it the dark secrets of human rights violations and environmental destruction.

Time is urged, because the meat companies are under pressure not only to rethink their practices, but also to raise them to a new, responsible level! Will Tönnies, Westfleisch and Rothkötter finally wake up and open their eyes before the consequences of their actions? The world watches averted!