Field data from 2020
Soy volume sourced in the cerrado (data from 2020)
Out of total volume sourced from Brazil in 2020
%
sourced in other biomes
%
sourced in the Cerrado
Soy volumes sourced in the focus municipalities (data from 2020)
Out of total volume sourced from Cerrado in 2020
%
sourced in other municipalities
%
sourced in the 61 focus municipalities
Soy volume sourced directly and indirectly (data from 2020)
Out of total volume sourced from the 61 focus municipalities in 2020
%
indirect sources
%
direct sources
Soy volumes traceable to farm for direct sources in the focus municipalities (data from 2020)
Out of total volume sourced directly from farmers in the 61 focus municipalities in 2020
%
traceable to farm
Mapping of indirect suppliers (data from 2020)
To the first point of aggregation in the 61 focus municipalities
%
is traceable to the point of aggregation
In the Matopiba region, where there is a greater concern of conversion of native vegetation to soy, we can clearly observe the importance of investing resources in digital traceability to map and monitor supply chains. The engagement work that has been developed by ADM in the region has helped us to assess deforestation risks and map opportunities where incentives could be offered to drive expansion in areas already open, avoiding the conversion of areas with native vegetation. Every year we see more producers joining best management practices programs, the first step toward sustainability certification programs. By sponsoring these programs, ADM can ensure that future generations reap the fruits of this “theory of change”. For ADM and our local suppliers, being part of this process is a source of pride and the right path to follow.
Gustavo Gomes Medeiros
Commercial Supervisor, Balsas Regional Office (Matopipa), ADM, Brazil
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