Field data from 2020
Soy volume sourced in the cerrado (data from 2020)
Out of total volume sourced from Brazil in 2020
%
sourced in the Cerrado
%
sourced in other biomes
Soy volumes sourced in the focus municipalities (data from 2020)
Out of total volume sourced from Cerrado in 2020
%
sourced in the 61 focus municipalities
%
sourced in other municipalities
Soy volume sourced directly and indirectly (data from 2020)
Out of total volume sourced from the 61 focus municipalities in 2020
%
direct sources
%
indirect 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
To protect our lands tomorrow, we must invest in their health and resiliency today. In order to enable this, many teams across Cargill worked together to achieve 100% traceability to farm for direct suppliers and 100% traceability to the first point of aggregation for indirect suppliers in the priority municipalities.
We must partner across the supply chain, starting with farmers. Our approach includes initiatives that protect the land, invest in soil health and regenerative land practices, restore previously converted land and generate innovative solutions that can drive long-term change.
With increased traceability comes greater visibility and accountability. This allows us to take action when needed to deliver our commitment to eliminate deforestation and conversion from our South American soy supply chain in the shortest time possible
Diogo Araujo
Origination Regional Manager, Mato Grosso, Brazil
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