Exposed: Thai Coconut Industry Abuses Primates – PETA Investigations

A PETA Asia InvestigationFor eight months, from December 2021 to July 2022, PETA Asia conducted its third investigation into Thailand’s coconut industry, in which chained monkeys are forced to spend long hours climbing tall trees and picking heavy coconuts. In response to international criticism following the release of PETA Asia’s two previous investigations, the Thai government and companies that make coconut products have claimed that monkeys are no longer used in the making of exported products, but PETA Asia’s new investigation has confirmed that rampant abuse of primates is still going unchecked—and that Thai coconut industry insiders are deliberately hiding monkey labor in their supply chain. Watch Video TAKE ACTION NOW DONATE NOWDespite having known for years about the rampant use of monkey labor in the Thai coconut industry and after new footage from PETA Asia implicated two of its coconut milk suppliers, HelloFresh is still refusing to do the right thing by moving its coconut milk supply chain out of Thailand.View the footage, then take action to urge HelloFresh to ban Thai coconut milk from its supply chain.Monkeys Still Kidnapped, Chained, and Abused in ThailandThe owner of one “monkey school” that investigators visited admitted to buying from farmers who use nets
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