The 60-second clip ends with a play on Kit Kat's famous slogan: "Have a break? Give orangutans a break."Īccording to Greenpeace, Nestlé asked YouTube to remove the clip citing copyright concerns. The viral campaign, which parodies a Kit Kat television commercial, was intended by Greenpeace to highlight how Nestlé buys palm oil - a key ingredient in many of its products - produced from the destroyed rainforest homes of the last orangutans in Indonesia. (CNN) - A video clip which shows an office worker opening a Kit Kat chocolate bar and finding an orangutan's finger has been re-posted on video-sharing Web site YouTube, a day after it was removed at the request of food giant Nestlé. The food giant denied buying palm oil from an unsustainable producer in Indonesia.Nestlé said it asked YouTube to remove clip for copyright reasons.Greenpeace: Nestlé buys palm oil produced from destroyed rainforest homes of orangutans.Clip ends with play on Kit Kat's famous slogan: "Have a break? Give orangutan's a break".
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