New Trase data links Brazil’s soy exports (2019-2020) to their impact on forests, savannahs and grasslands. The data shows the scale of the challenges ahead and reveals opportunities for action.
Trase, Imaflora and guest panelists from The Consumer Goods Forum, the EU Delegation to Brazil and the Soft Commodities Forum will discuss the findings and their implications.
Join our launch event 7 December 10.00 BRT | 13.00 GMT | 14.00 CET to be held in Portuguese and English.
Harvesting of soybean in Mato Grosso, Brazil. Photo: Herbert Pictures / Getty Images.
New Trase data traces Brazilian soy exports for 2019 and 2020 from municipalities of cultivation to countries of first import, linking these supply chains to their deforestation exposure, and highlighting where action is most needed.
Join @TraseEarth @Imaflora & guest panelists from @CGF_The_Forum @UEnoBrasil @wbcsd to discuss key findings and their implications.
Video: Trase / YouTube.
Tool / Trase enables governments, companies and others to address the environmental impacts of supply chains.
Past event / Register now for this webinar on 2 December 2021, where SEI's Dr Chris West will look at the UK food system's demand for soy and the risks associated with this.
Other publication / A surprising amount of Brazil's soy exports are grown on land not registered in the national Rural Environmental Registry, CAR.
Journal article / A review of existing literature to identify key themes or topics and to develop a conceptual framework to guide future research.
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