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CSRWire - How Businesses Are Creating Landscapes That Are ForestPositiveForAll - Vimarsana News

CSRWire - How Businesses Are Creating Landscapes That Are ForestPositiveForAll

To transform the consumer goods industry to forest positive and meet emerging targets, including the COP15 Global Biodiversity Framework’s 30×30 goal, businesses need to look beyond their individual supply chains to ensure these landscapes can both survive and thrive.

The Consumer Goods Forum: How Businesses Are Creating Landscapes That Are ForestPositiveForAll - Vimarsana News

The Consumer Goods Forum: How Businesses Are Creating Landscapes That Are ForestPositiveForAll

NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / April 18, 2023 / The Consumer Goods Forum As brands and retailers, consumer goods companies rely on forest ecosystems to provide essential commodities, along with the millions

3 cutting-edge financial tools helping to mend the planet - Vimarsana News

3 cutting-edge financial tools helping to mend the planet

UNEP is using innovative financial mechanisms to unlock public-private funds to halt biodiversity loss.  

Source: unep.org
Soy Manifesto: UK food giants sign up to sustainable soy transition plan - Vimarsana News

Soy Manifesto: UK food giants sign up to sustainable soy transition plan

Nearly 40 leading UK food companies and soy supply importers provide update on progress against deforestation-free soy commitments

'Responsible commodities': British supermarkets team up for sustainable soy financing push - Vimarsana News

'Responsible commodities': British supermarkets team up for sustainable soy financing push

Waitrose, Sainsbury's, and Tesco urge wider sector to sign up to scheme that provides low-interest loans to Brazilian soy farmers that commit to being deforestation-free