Trade volume

Financial flow

Gross emissions from soy deforestation exposure

Soy area

Soy deforestation exposure

Land use

Cattle deforestation exposure

Gross emissions from cattle deforestation exposure

Net emissions from cattle deforestation exposure

Pasture area

Gross emissions from soy deforestation exposure for feed

Soy deforestation exposure for feed

Soy area for feed

Soy volume for feed

Cocoa area

Coffee area

Corn area

Cotton area

Net emissions from soy deforestation exposure

Volume

Cocoa deforestation exposure

Cocoa area	

Pond area

Oil palm planted area

Oil Palm deforestation exposure

Pulp volume

Annual wood pulp deforestation

Annual burned area

Total emissions in wood pulp concession

Concession area

Annual deforestation

Annual Deforestation on Peatlands

Pulpwood planted area

Peat area

Natural forest area

Historical deforestation for wood pulp

Pulpwood volume

AUSTRALIA

BOLIVIA

COTE D'IVOIRE

GHANA

MALAYSIA

SOUTH AFRICA

THAILAND

VIETNAM

ECUADOR

INDONESIA

PARAGUAY

PERU

ARGENTINA

COLOMBIA

BRAZIL

CHICKEN

PORK

SUGARCANE

COTTON

PALM KERNEL

BEEF

COFFEE

CORN

PALM OIL

SHRIMP

COCOA

WOOD PULP

Trase’s open-access data gives civil society groups actionable intelligence on the companies and financial institutions driving deforestation.

Hold companies and financial institutions to account

Trase analysis enables civil society groups to scrutinise sector-level plans towards zero-deforestation.

Evaluate corporate sustainability initiatives

Trase data and insights connect environmental and human rights impacts linked to deforestation with demand patterns in consumer markets.

Connect on-the-ground stories to market trends

Trase is the go-to source for intelligence on commodity-driven deforestation, creating accountability and empowering campaigns for change.

Advances in supply chain transparency pioneered by Trase enabled EU policymakers to gain a deeper understanding of the bloc’s supply chain impacts in specific biomes at risk, so they can design more effective responses.

Trase data and analysis was central to a report by the WWF European Office which revealed that the EU was one of the largest importers of agricultural commodities linked to tropical deforestation. The report supported calls to make EU imports deforestation-free, leading to the EU deforestation regulation.

"Trase can highlight close connections between imports of commodities such as soy, beef and palm oil, and the risk of deforestation in tropical biomes and conversion of other ecosystems, which in turn can promote targeted EU action to reduce its impact on biodiversity and greenhouse gas emissions."

Michael Lathuillière, Head of Data Solutions, Trase

Trase data powered the WWF’s assessment of the EU’s imported deforestation strengthening calls for action.

WWF report on EU imported deforestation

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