CPL Aromas commits to sustainable palm oil sourcing

Published: 28-Jun-2019 Featured companies: CPL Aromas
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Fragrance supplier will only use RSPO certified derivatives

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Fragrance manufacturer CPL Aromas has announced it has joined the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) as part of its bid to source only sustainable plan oil.

The RSPO is a non-profit organisation dedicated to the sustainable sourcing of all materials derived from palm oil.

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