#RainforestValue products from Forestwise are wild harvested, with respect for nature. We build on the natural diversity of the rainforest in Borneo and the versatility of its inhabitants to create rainforest ingredients for the personal care and food industries.
The rainforest contains many products that can be harvested from the wild: gathered from their natural habitat without causing the rainforest any harm. These products contain many powerful natural ingredients that find valuable uses in the cosmetics and food industries.
Picture: Kemal Juffri for Panos Pictures/Food and Land Use Coalition
The rainforest contains many products that can be harvested from the wild: gathered from their natural habitat without causing the rainforest any harm. These products contain many powerful natural ingredients that find valuable uses in the cosmetics and food industries.
In the past 50 years, more than 50% of Borneo’s original rainforest has been lost to deforestation. Every second, a patch of rainforest the size of a soccer field disappears to make place for monoculture plantations. This has huge impact on the environment and the people who live in it.
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Forestwise has started a new partnership with DKSH, an innovative provider of sustainable products from rainforests, for the personal care industry in several key markets in Western Europe
Forestwise exhibits at Cosmetic Business Live in May
New partners for Forestwise in the USA. We're pleased to announce that Forestwise has signed an agreement with OnScent in New Jersey to develop our range of sustainably sourced rainforest oils, butters and sugars into the US personal care market.
Forestwise introduces a new way of forest conservation, by closing forest protection agreements with villages that supply us with illipe nuts, in an effort to formalize our common goals, to protect the remaining forests.
Forestwise was interviewed by The Chemical Daily from Japan about our approach to conserve the rainforests in Borneo. Read a snapshot of the article here or click on the link below for the full article (subscription required).
