An exhaustive Greenpeace investigation reveals Royal Golden Eagle's extensive network of shadow companies linked to massive deforestation in Indonesia. The report exposes the destruction of critical peatlands and endangered species habitats, highlighting significant gaps in corporate sustainability claims and intensifying calls for transparency and stricter due diligence across global supply chains.
Even as Indonesia’s Royal Golden Eagle Group (RGE) with its four subsidiaries flatly denies all allegations made in the recently released Pulping Borneo report, the publishers of the investigative study have dismissed the denials as “insufficient.” A texfash.com report.
In the eye of a greenwashing storm is one of the world’s largest pulp and paper companies, Indonesia’s Royal Golden Eagle Group (RGE) and its subsidiaries, for deforesting thousands of hectares from across its supply chain, a Greenpeace investigation has revealed.
In a bid to promote innovation in textile recycling and use research findings to address practical issues, the Singapore-based Nanyang Technological University (NTU) has set up a collaborative textile research centre.
