Environment
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McDonald's and Other Food Companies Calls for Stringent Deforestation Rules
Like other giant British food companies, McDonald's is asking the government to impose stricter regulations to ensure the protection of rainforests as ministers are considering crafting a new law that prohibits large corporations from patronizing products from illegally forested lands.
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