Kind to Animals

Olam Palm Gabon (OPG) and Olam Rubber Gabon have dedicated over 150,000 hectares, representing more than half of their concessions, to biodiversity conservation.

Additionally, a 9,500-hectare forest area, the Djéké Triangle, was integrated into the Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park, which now spans 433,400 hectares. This partnership has led to the removal of 4,500 metal traps and the release of 86 seized animals. The company's wood business also partners with the Sustainable Wildlife Meat project to promote sustainable hunting and launched the CAAPP-Faune project for wildlife monitoring. OPG and ANPN teams have placed GPS tracking collars on 15 elephants, collected 1,246 faecal DNA samples, and deployed 40 camera traps. Olam Agri participates in the Soy Sector Roadmap to halt deforestation in high-priority biomes. The company commits to optimizing animal welfare conditions according to the 'Five Freedoms' and requires suppliers to adopt these principles, with a policy last reviewed in January 2023. Olam Agri acquired Avisen SARL for approximately US$22 million to expand its animal feed and protein capabilities, and supports fish and poultry farmers on best practices linked with water quality, hygiene, and animal health. Olam Agri participates in initiatives led by the COP28 Presidency, WBCSD, BCG, UN High-Level Climate Champions, and the World Economic Forum, and is part of the World Economic Forum's First Movers Coalition for Food. ofi was selected to pilot the EU Deforestation Regulation information system from January 2024.

No War, No Weapons

No specific, factual evidence was found in the provided articles regarding OFAL.US's involvement in arms manufacturing, military contracts, conflict facilitation, or peace initiatives.

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