Paraguay

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Paraguay Beef Volume
549k tin 2019
Paraguay Beef Deforestation
1.08M hain 2019

Exporting Companies

5 companies
are exposed to

94% of Deforestation

of Paraguay beef exports in 2019

Hotspots

12% of Regions
account for

91% of Deforestation

of Paraguay beef production in 2019

Importing Countries

5 countries
are exposed to

89% of Deforestation

of Paraguay beef imports in 2019

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Cattle rancher with his cattle.

10 Aug 2023

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Supporting the EU deforestation regulation’s benchmarking system

Trase and Proforest have published recommendations for establishing a fair and effective risk benchmarking to underpin the EU deforestation regulation.

Deforestation stock market

24 Apr 2023

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New guidance helps financial institutions grapple with deforestation due diligence

New guidance on deforestation due diligence by Global Canopy, Neural Alpha and SEI helps banks and investors identify, prevent and mitigate the risks of deforestation, conversion and associated human rights abuse in financial portfolios.

A herd of cattle driven by a cowboy

12 Oct 2022

The challenges of investor engagement in Paraguay

New data on the deforestation risks associated with the beef and soy sector in Paraguay could help inform due diligence and engagement activities by banks and investors.

Cerrado landscape

7 Jun 2022

EU urged to widen deforestation law

A narrow focus on protecting forests could increase pressure on other ecosystems in South America where most of the EU’s commodity-driven deforestation exposure is found.

Oil palm fruits with workers in background

8 May 2022

Action needed to address indirect sourcing 'blindspot'

Traders, food manufacturers, retailers and governments must take action to reduce the deforestation risks associated with indirect – and often unknown – sources of commodities, according to new research.

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