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Oreos containing palm oil

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..1 ..1 TAS Posts: 2265
1 29 Jan 2011
I couldn't see palm oil on the ingredients list, so I contacted the company and got this response:

"Hi Maggie,
Thank you for visiting http://www.nabiscoworld.com.
I appreciate you contacting me.
In response to consumer concerns, tropical oils, such as coconut and palm oils, have been removed from most of our products.
However a few products present more of a technical challenge.
Currently, there is no readily available substitutions that provide the taste and texture qualities that consumers desire.
If palm oil is used in our products, it will be listed on the ingredient line of the product.
If you haven’t done so already, please add our site to your favorites and visit us again soon!

Kim McMiller
Associate Director, Consumer Relations"

So do oreos actually have palm oil? Because on the ingredients list palm oil isn't there. confused
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Contreras Contreras NSW Posts: 349
3 29 Jan 2011
Maggie said:
I couldn't see palm oil on the ingredients list, so I contacted the company and got this response:

"Hi Maggie,
Thank you for visiting http://www.nabiscoworld.com.
I appreciate you contacting me.
In response to consumer concerns, tropical oils, such as coconut and palm oils, have been removed from most of our products.
However a few products present more of a technical challenge.
Currently, there is no readily available substitutions that provide the taste and texture qualities that consumers desire.
If palm oil is used in our products, it will be listed on the ingredient line of the product.
If you haven’t done so already, please add our site to your favorites and visit us again soon!

Kim McMiller
Associate Director, Consumer Relations"

So do oreos actually have palm oil? Because on the ingredients list palm oil isn't there. confused
Kraft is an iffy company, people have asked them questions about products being vegan and have been replied that it depends on the supplier since they change the enzymes used all the time - "As you can imagine our products change frequently, and maintaining a list of products that contain enzymes would be virtually impossible.". I personally try to avoid kraft in, particular Vegemite since apparently that's not vegan 6 months of the year in favor for marmite which always is happy.

Kraft is also owned by a tobacco company and does animal testing - http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Kraft and so does nestle - http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Nestl%C3%A9
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Emilia Emilia WA Posts: 285
4 29 Jan 2011
i wouldn't support the use of palm oil ever. If it is in of their products, then buying a product that doesn't have any in it, just supports the company.
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shhhjess shhhjess WA Posts: 39
5 29 Jan 2011
I read somewhere that Oreos also contain refined sugar?
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Contreras Contreras NSW Posts: 349
6 29 Jan 2011
Emilia said:
i wouldn't support the use of palm oil ever. If it is in of their products, then buying a product that doesn't have any in it, just supports the company.
Also the fact Kraft tests on animals as-well.
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RaV3N RaV3N WA Posts: 2152
7 29 Jan 2011
Yvan said:
I personally try to avoid kraft in, particular Vegemite since apparently that's not vegan 6 months of the year in favor for marmite which always is
I have never not seen a K on the bottom of my Vegemite jars.......
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Nadia1986 Nadia1986 NSW Posts: 101
8 29 Jan 2011
WHOA KRAFT tests as well...Oh my goodness..!!

I hate that palm oil is in practically everything 'sodium laureth sulfate' its annoying...
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prettypoodlexx prettypoodlexx SA Posts: 125
9 29 Jan 2011
RaV3N said:
Yvan said:
I personally try to avoid kraft in, particular Vegemite since apparently that's not vegan 6 months of the year in favor for marmite which always is
I have never not seen a K on the bottom of my Vegemite jars.......
A "k" at the bottom of the jar? huh?
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Nobody Nobody QLD Posts: 593
10 29 Jan 2011
prettypoodlexx said:
RaV3N said:
Yvan said:
I personally try to avoid kraft in, particular Vegemite since apparently that's not vegan 6 months of the year in favor for marmite which always is
I have never not seen a K on the bottom of my Vegemite jars.......
A "k" at the bottom of the jar? huh?
K = Kosher
Vegemite jars with a K at the base, near the use-by date, are vegan.  thumb
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