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A coalition of major coffee traders and roasters has launched a satellite-based mapping initiative designed to help companies meet the requirements of the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR). The Coffee Canopy Partnership includes JDE Peet's, Tchibo, Louis Dreyfus Company, Neumann Kaffee Group, Touton, and Sucafina. Agri-tech specialists in Kenya analyzing satellite imagery of coffee plantations to ensure compliance with deforestation regulations. AI generated picture. The partnership uses satellite imagery supplied by Airbus, processed through...
Nestlé, a leader in the global food and beverage sector, is taking significant steps towards environmental sustainability with its latest initiatives to reduce carbon emissions within its cocoa supply chain. In a groundbreaking move, the company has...
Uttar Pradesh, India, is pioneering a groundbreaking agroforestry policy that would be a first in the country. The policy promises to significantly boost farmers' income by harnessing the potential of carbon credits generated by the species planted...
An innovative agroforestry project in the United Kingdom at Eves Hill Farm in Booton, near Reepham, Norfolk, has planted thousands of hybrid willow trees in an effort to reduce the farm's carbon footprint. With over 4,000 trees now planted in 6 km...
The Kennemer Group's cacao-based agroforestry programme has been awarded the first nature-based solutions carbon credits in the Philippines. The programme, which operates on the southern Philippine island of Mindanao, was verified and approved under...
World’s biggest timberland investment manager Manulife Investment Management branched out into forest carbon credit markets and launched its Forest Climate Fund (FCF), Manulife will aim to raise $500 million to buy sustainably managed forests that...
During the last few centuries, the forest cover of Ireland went down to just 1% in 1929 from 80% initially. Indeed, human beings have proved to be cruel when it comes to trees! However, the nation has been able to increase its forest cover since...
