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Global Seafood Alliance (GSA) announced two promotions

The Consumer Goods Forum has announced that the 2023 edition of its Sustainable Retail Summit will take place in Copenhagen, Denmark, on 18-20 October this year...

NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / March 21, 2023 / The Consumer Goods Forum (CGF) is pleased to announce Emily Kunen, Senior Director, Sustainable Agriculture, PepsiCo, and Anna Turrell, Group Sustainability

What is being done in Brazil to push sustainable agricultural production? Find out what Grace Galler learnt at the Brazilian Embassy…

The Agri-Tech Centres are thrilled to confirm the full line-up of speakers for their annual conference on 21 April – ‘Agri-Tech and Environmental Sustainability’.

WWF UKs Tanya Steele: A fifth of countries are on the verge of ecosystem collapse Share VIDEO: Sneak preview of Steeles chat with James Murray ahead of BusinessGreens Net Zero Nature summit this week "A fifth of countries around the world are effectively on the verge of ecosystem collapse," WWF UKs chief executive Tanya Steele tells BusinessGreen. The conservation NGO chiefs comments offer a sneak preview of her fascinating recent chat with BusinessGreen editor in chief James Murray about the ...

  Last year the supermarket’s 70 biggest suppliers reported a 12% reduction in manufacturing emissions but, like other companies in the sector, it has faced a tougher task with smaller businesses in its chain. Tesco denies it is turning the screw on suppliers, but its head of environment, Anna Turrell, told a roundtable organised by Coca-Cola European Partners this week that reliable data from across the supply chain was vital. “The key focus for us is around collaboration and transparency...

Nestlé, Unilever, McDonalds, Walmart Inc., Tesco Plc and other consumer-goods companies demanded in a letter that the traders refuse to trade soy from deforested regions Some of the world’s largest food companies and grocers urged commodity suppliers including Archer-Daniels-Midland Co, Bunge Ltd, Cargill Inc and Louis Dreyfus Co. to stop trading soybeans associated with deforestation in Brazil’s Cerrado region, a savanna that is a hive of biodiversity and one of the co...

luoman/iStock/Getty Images Food companies push suppliers ADM, Bunge, Cargill and Louis Dreyfus to ban soy from deforested regions of Brazil. Bloomberg | Dec 15, 2020 By Thomas Buckley and Agnieszka de Sousa Some of the world’s largest food companies and grocers urged commodity suppliers including Archer-Daniels-Midland Co., Bunge Ltd., Cargill Inc. and Louis Dreyfus Co. to stop trading soybeans associated with deforestation in the Cerrado region of Brazil, a hive of ...