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The six SCF members advance on transparency and traceability efforts for Cerrado-sourced soy, with the latest accomplishments being: - A new standardiz...
A Repórter Brasil está sob censura judicial desde o dia 9 de outubro de 2015. Saiba mais. Íntegra das respostas da Bunge, Cargill e Cofco 19/05/21 Respostas enviadas para a reportagem “‘Soja-pirata’ cultivada na Amazônia acelera desmatamento e tem participação de gigantes do agro” BUNGE: Bunge has not purchased soybeans from Aliança Agrícola do Cerrado since 2017. Regarding Fiagril, this grain reseller has not supplied soybeans to Bunge from Marcelândia, in the state of Mato Grosso. Furthermore, as a signatory of the Amazon Soy Moratorium, purchases made by Fiagril are audi...
Subscribe Bunge: We are committed to using our position and scale to lead the industry's progress on deforestation By Jane Byrne Agribusiness giant, Bunge, last week announced it was launching a new monitoring program in the Cerrado, becoming the first global company to foster mass action in that region to track indirect purchases of soybeans. The company said the move will have benefits for the entire supply chain. The Cerrado, writes the WWF, is one of the most threatened and over-exploited regions in Brazil, second onl...
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Close Authorship One of the biggest stories of 2020 was the rise of the corporate tree-planting movement, with dozens of multinational businesses from virtually every industry pledging millions of dollars to one of nature’s most effective carbon sequestration solutions. Now, NGOs and investors are urging consumer goods and food companies and financial institutions to devote more resources to addressing the root cause of shrinking forests, deforestation. Many companies have promised to address deforestation related to their business activities for years, but few have fully delivered on t...