World first: Nestle leads food companies in using satellite service to monitor palm oil supply

By Pearly Neo

07-Nov-2018 - Last updated on 07-Nov-2018 at 01:41 GMT

Nestle has become the first food company worldwide to execute the use of the satellite-based Starling service to monitor all of its palm oil supply chains globally.

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