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Brazil Beef Volume
3.16M tin 2020
Brazil Beef Deforestation
949k hain 2020

Exporting Companies

5 companies
are exposed to

64% of Deforestation

of Brazil beef exports

Hotspots

10% of Regions
account for

93% of Deforestation

of Brazil beef production

Importing Countries

5 countries
are exposed to

76% of Deforestation

of Brazil beef imports

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Colombian coffee

17 Sep 2024

DeDuCE: New data to inform action against commodity-driven deforestation

A new global dataset on commodity-driven deforestation called DeDuCE is helping governments, companies and civil society assess the deforestation exposure of producer and consumer countries. Its use reveals six insights to inform the transition to zero-deforestation trade in beef, soy, palm oil and other important commodities.

Cattle ranching, Mato Grosso

6 Aug 2024

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Mato Grosso's path to net-zero: Tackling pasture degradation for enhanced beef exports

Investing in pasture recovery could make a huge contribution to improving the environmental performance of beef production in the Brazilian state of Mato Grosso. New analysis by Trase of data from Brazil’s Remote Sensing and Geoprocessing Laboratory (LAPIG) shows where these investments would be most beneficial.

EU flags in Brussels

10 Jul 2024

Five ways Trase can and cannot support the EU deforestation regulation

Helen Bellfield and Toby Gardner, Trase’s co-directors, answer some frequently asked questions about the benefits and limitations of our data in assisting companies and governments in their efforts to implement the EU deforestation regulation (EUDR).

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2 Jul 2024

UK unprotected from high levels of deforestation exposure

Delivering legislation to tackle deforestation should be a priority for the newly elected British government. Trase research shows the UK’s demand for beef, cocoa and palm oil continues to drive high levels of forest loss and land conversion in Brazil, Côte d'Ivoire and Indonesia.

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