supply chains

The EU’s new supply chain regulations: progress and peril in promoting global sustainability

Event on 04 September / Join us for a webinar on the EU's new supply chain regulations and learn about their impact on global trade, human rights, and environmental sustainability.

Challenges and opportunities for upgrading the avocado value chain in East Africa

SEI report / This report highlights the challenges and opportunities for enhancing sustainability in the avocado value chain in East Africa.

Five ways Trase can and cannot support the EU deforestation regulation

Perspective / Trase’s co-directors write about the benefits and limitations of Trase data in assisting companies and governments in their efforts to implement the EUDR.

Trase: UK unprotected from high levels of deforestation exposure

Feature / Delivering legislation to tackle deforestation should be a priority for the newly elected British government according to Trase.

‘Greenlash’ and reactionary stakeholders in environmental governance: An analysis of soy farmers against zero deforestation in Brazil

Journal article / This article explores the positions and views of stakeholders who resist the zero-deforestation agenda.

Beyond borders: how can the EU become a leader in reducing consumption-based emissions? 

Past event / Despite the European Union’s successes in curbing territorial emissions, consumption habits are increasingly impacting nations beyond its borders.

Drivers and barriers to climate-smart agricultural practices and technologies adoption: insights from stakeholders of five European food supply chains

Journal article / This paper explores different stakeholders’ perceptions of promising climate-smart agriculture initiatives within 5 European production systems.

Tracking soy to halt deforestation

Feature / Learn how Trase data drives actions to curb deforestation in soy supply chains.

Côte d’Ivoire cocoa exports and deforestation

Feature / Trase maps the international trade in cocoa from Côte d’Ivoire revealing which trading companies and consumer markets are most exposed to deforestation.