Consumers Alliance for Global Prosperity

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Consumers Alliance for Global Prosperity

Consumer Alliance for Global Prosperity (CAGP) is an astroturf front-group formed in August of 2010. They have started a campaign they call "Pulp Wars" which attacks environmental groups and corporations that have agreed to stop sourcing pulp products and palm oil from Indonesia. (See CAGP report titled "Empires of Collusion")

The spokesman for CAGP is Andrew Langer, who is the founder and president of the Institute for Liberty (IFL), one of two listed supporters of CAGP. The other supporter is Frontiers of Freedom, a right wing front group funded by Exxon, the Koch brothers, and Phillip Morris.

KEY DEEDS CAGP was exposed as a front group in a New York Times article by Mike Mcintire. Source: New York Times "Odd Alliance: Business Lobby and Tea Party". Mike Mcintire, March 30, 2011

DEEDS 23 November, 2010 Created a report entitled "Pulp Wars" which attacks environmental groups and corporations who have tried to limit deforestation in Indonesia. The report repeats pulp industry talking points and contains numerous inaccuracies. Source: CAGP

KEY PEOPLE Andrew Langer Spokesman Source: CAGP

George C. Landrith spokesman Source: Climate Chains Website

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