On March 18th Greenpeace sent a letter to Mattel CEO, Bob Eckert, inquiring about their pulp and paper purchasing policies and practices.
Greenpeace has sent letters to the head of the 3 major toy companies, Mattel, Hasbro and Disney, calling upon them to immediately act to protect forests in South East Asia and worldwide.
Los Angeles, California: Toy giant Mattel, the company behind Barbie, announced today that it will stop buying paper and packaging linked to rainforest destruction following a global campaign by Greenpeace.
Now that Lego has seen the light , the other companies listed in our Toying With Extinction report including Mattel , Disney and Hasbro , are under more pressure than ever to stop wrapping their toys in rainforest destruction. ...
Three months ago Greenpeace began one of the most creative campaigns we’ve ever done. Pink bulldozers, spandex, and blue tuxedos were marshalled for a clear and important cause: to persuade Mattel to stop buying paper products linked...
Breaking up in public isn’t easy. But Ken and Barbie, who split last week over Barbie’s rainforest wrecking, have done so in a very, very public way. Ken’s video interview that broke the scandal has now been seen over one million...
Like any good Hollywood break-up the newsmedia is in a flurry over the earth-shattering revelation that Barbie is into rainforest destruction that is threatening the 400 remaining wild Sumatran tigers in Indonesia. The news...
Update 3: This afternoon, ten activists were arrested for protesting at Mattel headquarters. But at this time, online activists in China, Indonesia and beyond are now waking up to take on Barbie’s rainforest destroying habit! Update...
Greenpeace Forests Campaigner Rolf Skar thanks supporters for their involvement in our Mattel campaign.
Destruction of rainforests in Indonesia must stop to protect animals like the Sumatran tiger. Read more .
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