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What is Huel doing about deforestation?

Explains what Huel is doing to address deforestation through ingredient sourcing policies and certification requirements.

Written by Jamie Forbes

Huel takes a proactive approach to reducing its contribution to deforestation through ingredient sourcing policies and certification requirements.


Huel's Approach to Deforestation

Action

Detail

No palm oil

Huel does not use palm oil β€” one of the leading drivers of tropical deforestation globally

Regular sourcing reviews

Huel regularly reviews its ingredient sourcing to identify and reduce exposure to high-risk areas linked to deforestation

Certification requirements

Where crops could be linked to deforestation, Huel requires RSPO (Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil) or equivalent certification to ensure sustainable farming practices


What Is RSPO Certification?

RSPO is an internationally recognised standard for sustainable sourcing. Requiring RSPO or equivalent certification from suppliers helps ensure that:

  • Crops are grown without clearing forests or destroying habitats

  • Farming practices meet environmental and social sustainability standards

  • Supply chains are transparent and accountable


The Bigger Picture

By avoiding palm oil entirely and requiring certification for higher-risk ingredients, Huel aims to ensure its supply chain does not contribute to habitat destruction or biodiversity loss.


Want to know more about Huel's sustainability commitments? Say "talk to a human" and our team will be happy to help.

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