John,

Indonesia’s last rainforests are burning. And Nestlé is driving the flames – buying up palm oil from criminal suppliers who deliberately start fires and steal Indigenous lands to expand their planet-wrecking operations.

It's been getting away with it for so long because it’s hard to trace palm oil back to its source. But now we have proof linking Nestlé to the producers setting precious rainforests on fire – and with your help, we can hold it to account.

If everyone reading this chips in the cost of a coffee, we can hire a team of forensic researchers to build on the information we have, tracing Nestlé back to every single forest fire it's helped ignite. And then we can use the evidence to file shareholder resolutions at the company’s coming annual meetings, demanding iron-clad policies that stop it from buying dirty palm oil for good.

Nestlé has carefully crafted an image as a green champion – it doesn’t want to be exposed as a climate criminal. This is a huge chance for change. Can you chip in to stop Nestlé from destroying Indonesia’s last rainforests?

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The rainforests of Sumatra and Kalimantan are home to so many extraordinary and beautiful animals – sun bears, clouded leopards, tigers, orangutans – whose survival rests on the fate of the forest.

With its insatiable demand for cheap palm oil and paper, Nestlé is scorching irreplaceable habitats. And with every square foot of peatland rainforest burned, it sets off another climate-destroying carbon bomb.

That’s why it’s so important we act now – using cutting-edge investigative techniques to expose this mega-corporation's role beyond any doubt and ramp up consumer and shareholder pressure to the boiling point.

John, we know this works because we’ve done it before. Like when we convinced PepsiCo to cut out every forest-destroying palm oil producer from its supply chain. Will you join the fight and chip in to take on the corporation setting Indonesia’s rainforest on fire?

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