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The Italian company Pasubio, which sells upholstery to brands such as Jaguar, Land Rover and BMW, will no longer buy leather from suppliers that invade Indigenous peoples’ forests
Indigenous people are key to preserving the Gran Chaco habitat of the Chacoan peccary, a creature thought extinct until 1972.
Pasubio will refuse to buy leather from suppliers who threaten the forests inhabited by the uncontacted Ayoreo people in Paraguay.
Guireja, an Ayoreo woman, on the day she was first contacted in 2004. Her relatives are still hiding in the forest. © GAT/Survival Pasubio, one of Europe’s leading leather manufacturers, has today announced that it will refuse to buy leather from suppliers whose activities directly or indirectly threaten the forests inhabited by the uncontacted Ayoreo people
Pasubio announces it won't buy leather from suppliers whose activities threaten forests inhabited by uncontacted Ayoreo people in Paraguay.