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The objective of this document is to provide a set of best practices for assessing, through third-party audits, the Progress Reports

Monitoring Soy in the Amazon Biome through Satellite Images

Soy moratorium in the Amazon: how to improve its transparency?

European regulations and the policy of importing deforestation-free products: opportunities and challenges in the brazilian soy chain

This guidebook aims at companies buying soy that are interested in understanding reports of the traders they have a commercial relationship with in regard to zero deforestation and respect for human rights.

In its first edition, Info Soy revisit the recently released roadmap "Free Soy Reports Between Lines: A Quick Guide To Transparency". Check it out!

This roadmap offers traders and other companies in the sector a communication and transparency parameter for soy sourced from the three priority biomes for this crop in South America: Amazon, Cerrado and Chaco.

This report sets out the results of the analysis of policies for no deforestation and/or sustainable sourcing for seven of the leading Brazil based soybean traders.

The purpose of this Framework is to provide a set of best practices to verify through auditing the fulfillment of zero deforestation/conversion commitments of the soy sector in the Amazon and Cerrado biomes.

The scope of this study is to identify and map, using remote sensing satellite images, the soy planted in the 2019/20 crop year in areas of the Amazon Biome deforested after 22nd July 2008 and mapped by PRODES between the years 2009 and 2019.

Soy Moratorium: Monitoring non-compliant soy plantations using satellite images crop year 2018/19.

The Soy Moratorium is a major zero deforestation commitment for the preservation of rain forests with the aim of putting an end to deforestation to make way for soybean in the Amazon by making sure that soybean companies will not buy soy produced in áreas deforested after 2008. Check!