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September 25, 2023 • •
WEBINAR: The High Cost of Ignoring Scope 3 Deforestation Emissions
Orbitas, an initiative of Chain Reaction Research consortium member Climate Advisers, partnered with consortium members AidEnvironment and Profundo to develop a scenario analysis for a new report The High Cost of Ignoring Scope 3 Deforestation Emissions. The analysis found that the total value at risk for U.S. imported forest-risk commodity deforestation emissions ranges from USD 7.28 …
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April 21, 2023 • Soy • Latin America
Sodrugestvo: Unfamiliar Brazilian Soy Exporter Linked to Environmental and Social Liabilities
Chain Reaction Research and special guest reporter André Campos of Repórter Brasil to discuss our report on Sodrugestvo in this webinar. The CRR report uncovered how Sodrugestvo, a Luxembourg-based agro-industrial group with Russian ownership, has significantly expanded its footprint in Brazilian soy in recent years. The company’s recent ties to illegal deforestation in the Amazon …
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January 10, 2023 • Palm Oil • Southeast Asia
WEBINAR: Why Cross-Commodity Policies Are Critical to Ending Southeast Asia Deforestation
The palm oil sector has seen significant decreases in deforestation over the past few years with most land clearing done by just a few companies. However, deforestation in Southeast Asia is still a cause for concern, and many palm oil suppliers are tied to subsidiaries and other entities clearing new land for timber and mining. …
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November 15, 2022 • Other (Beef, Timber, Coffee), Soy • Latin America
EU Deforestation Law: Brazil Cattle and Soy Traceability Feasibility and Costs, & Non-Compliance Risks for JBS, Marfrig, and Minerva
Chain Reaction Research held a webinar that covers the findings of two reports assessing the EU Deforestation Law and its impacts on stakeholders within Brazilian cattle and soy supply chains. The first report assesses the viability and costs of implementing the law for soy and beef supply chains in Brazil. The results show that traceability …
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