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Insight14 September 2020
Trase data can help tackle global extinction crisis
As shown on the BBC’s Extinction: The Facts, Trase is enabling targeted action that is making a real difference. Greater regulatory pressure and private sector leadership is now needed.
Insight7 September 2020
China’s imported deforestation risk from Brazilian beef imports
Insight13 September 2020
Spotlight on Brazilian soy exports to France
High concentration of soy-related deforestation-risk in a handful of companies and municipalities offers an opportunity for a targeted approach by France and …
Insight14 September 2020
Trase data can help tackle global extinction crisis
As shown on the BBC’s Extinction: The Facts, Trase is enabling targeted action that is making a real difference. Greater regulatory pressure and private …
Explainer
Delivering transparency for sustainable agriculture in Paraguay
Paraguay’s Chaco region has one of the highest rates of deforestation in the world. Trase’s research into the soy and beef supply chain is helping to bring …
Insight13 September 2020
Spotlight on Brazilian soy exports to France
High concentration of soy-related deforestation-risk in a handful of companies and municipalities offers an opportunity for a targeted approach by France and …
Insight12 September 2020
How to protect Colombia's forests as global demand for coffee soars
Trase’s new Colombian coffee supply chain data could play a valuable role in managing future deforestation risks from coffee expansion posed by climate change …
Insight7 September 2020
China’s imported deforestation risk from Brazilian beef imports
Through targeted engagement with a handful of traders and local governments, China could significantly reduce risks associated with its Brazilian beef imports.
Discovery2 July 2020
Low vertical integration of dominate palm oil traders brings transparency challenge
Discovery2 July 2020
Live cattle have highest deforestation risk of Brazil's exported cattle products
Discovery2 July 2020
Shedding light on Indonesia’s opaque palm oil mills
Discovery2 July 2020
Argentina crushing capacity drives up imported soy deforestation risk in 2018
Discovery2 July 2020
Highly segregated flows of Argentinian soy cake, oil and bean exports
Insight2 July 2020
Lifting of import bans increases deforestation risk
US companies’ exposure to deforestation risk1 is set to increase steeply after the US government lifted restrictions on imports of fresh and frozen beef from …
Discovery2 July 2020
Slaughterhouse approvals could increase China’s beef deforestation risk exposure in Brazil
Discovery2 July 2020
Brazilian pork exports carry low direct deforestation risk
Discovery2 July 2020
Illegal deforestation and Brazilian soy: the case of Mato Grosso
Discovery2 July 2020
Minerva dominates Paraguayan beef exports and deforestation risks
Discovery2 July 2020
Labour rights and Paraguayan beef exports
Discovery2 July 2020
Carbon emissions vary widely between producer regions
Discovery2 July 2020
Global meat consumption linked to Cerrado biodiversity risks
Insight2 July 2020
A breakthrough in carbon footprinting for agricultural commodities
New study provides detailed breakdown of emissions sources for Brazilian soy exports, with relevance for other agricultural commodities as well as climate …
Insight2 July 2020
Indirect land-use change deforestation linked to soy threatens prospects for sustainable intensification in Brazil
Despite the success of the Amazon Soy Moratorium in reducing direct conversion of forest to soy, the crop is indirectly linked to deforestation via the …
Discovery2 July 2020
Brazilian live cattle exports come with highest beef deforestation risk
Discovery1 July 2020
Minerva dominate Paraguayan beef exports after acquisition of JBS
Insight29 March 2019
Carbon emissions from tropical deforestation largely driven by consumption in Europe and China
New study finds between 29% and 39% of all CO2 emissions related to tropical deforestation were linked to exported agricultural and forestry commodities.
Insight4 March 2019
EU must embrace transparency to meet deforestation goals
The EU needs to improve transparency of its forest-risk commodity imports to help reduce its impacts on tropical deforestation
