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 data enables companies to assess their supply chain deforestation exposure via import markets, commodity traders and physical assets.

Understand your company’s deforestation exposure

Highlight where action is needed to address deforestation risks in complex commodity supply chains using Trase data and tools.

Deliver commitments to deforestation-free supply chains

Trase spatial data reveals the deforestation risks associated with specific assets in producer countries.

Highlight asset risk using spatial data

Trase provides data and insight on commodity supply chains, helping companies measure, manage and reduce their deforestation exposure.

Identifying hotspots enables consumer brands to understand the level of deforestation risk they could be exposed to as well as which of their suppliers or intermediate countries of sourcing account for the largest component of risk. This can help brands take action by prioritising areas of their supply chain to focus on and identifying which suppliers to engage with. The process can inform practice at company level, but also the collective management and reduction of risk.

“Whilst the exposure of luxury brands to cattle-linked deforestation may be smaller than other industries, the industry has a significant role to play in forest protection and preservation. Trase’s assessment helped ReLI members understand their individual and collective risk in terms of soy embedded in the leather they purchase. Bringing transparency to this risk is an important step informing how and where members can most effectively act towards eliminating deforestation in leather supply chains.”

Cliodhnagh Conlon, Associate Director, BSR

Luxury fashion brands in the Responsible Luxury Initiative worked with sustainable business advisers BSR and Trase to map their leather supply chains and understand levels of deforestation risk exposure through animal feed.

Luxury fashion brands

Companies that have committed to reducing deforestation in their products and supply chains need a tool to identify areas of risk and guide action to address them.

Trase and the Consumer Goods Forum’s Forest Positive Coalition developed an approach to risk benchmarking sourcing regions for soy and beef to aid implementation of voluntary deforestation commitments.

One important application is to classify sourcing regions as negligible risk and non-negligible risk to enable companies that can trace volumes to negligible risk sourcing regions to claim deforestation and conversion-free (DCF) volumes from these regions without plot-level traceability.

Trase and the Consumer Goods Forum helped companies make progress towards zero-deforestation commitments

Consumer Goods Forum

Learn more about how companies use Trase to take action on deforestation.

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1Understand your company’s deforestation exposure

2Deliver commitments to deforestation-free supply chains

3Highlight asset risk using spatial data

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