Some supermarkets threatening to stop sourcing products from Brazil
Lidl and Marks & Spencer are among a group of supermarkets threatening to cease sourcing products from Brazil.
The sourcing would cease if new laws, threatening the Amazon Rainforest, are implemented.
An open letter to Brazilian politicians raises concerns about allowing private companies to seize public land, which would cause deforestation.
Greenpeace's Paul Morozzo, says industrial meat farming is an issue:

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