As in a previous report, Oxfam acknowledges Unilever, Nestlé and Coca-Cola as being relatively more assertive in their policies and actions to tackle climate change. Indeed, only Unilever and Coca-Cola commit to reduction targets that address emissions in their supply chains, and Mars and Nestlé are the only Big 10 companies that have committed to ambitious timelines to end deforestation in their supply chains beyond palm oil to include other commodities that drive deforestation and land use change. Oxfam also criticizes the Big 10 (with the exception of Unilever, Coca-Cola and Mars) for not doing enough to publicly urge government and other businesses to do more to tackle climate change, including by challenging damaging or inadequate positions of trade associations that represent them.