Soy

Hundreds of companies, organization and initiatives have set or defined targets to reduce deforestation by 2020. What can we learn from our efforts over the last decade that can help us achieve more impactful results sooner?

Supply Change offers an extensive resource library on deforestation that companies can use to understand the issue and make progress.

This pitchbook provides a “menu” of on-the-ground programs in Mato Grosso, and makes it simple for companies to connect to the broader Mato Grosso PCI strategy and achieve their own supply chain goals.

The PCI Pitchbook gives an overview of on-the-ground projects that support corporate engagement in the Produce, Conserve, Include initiative in Mato Grosso, Brazil. This video focuses on just one of the projects that are ready to go.

Jurisdictional Approaches enable companies to collaborate with local governments and other stakeholders to increase productivity and reduce deforestation over an entire region, not just in a single supply chain.

By engaging with governments, civil society, and producers in key sourcing regions, retailers and food product companies can change the landscape of beef and soy production. This infographic gives you a quick understanding of the stakeholders in beef and soy supply chains.

Conservation International researches the utility of the jurisdictional approach (JA) to enable sustainability in palm oil and soy supply chains.

The PCI Corporate Action Group aims to attract company partnerships and cooperation to foster actions linked to the PCI strategy.

TFA 2020 brings together governments, private sector and civil society to remove deforestation from palm oil, beef, soy and pulp and paper.

Consumer Goods Forum created soy sourcing guidelines.

The Round Table on Responsible Soy is a civil organization that promotes responsible production, processing and trading of soy on a global level.

This is a series of briefing notes on each of the five key stages of the soy responsible sourcing process.