An estimated 100,000 hectares of forest—an area larger than Singapore—are lost every year to coffee farming. During Climate Week 2024, a groundbreaking initiative was announced, uniting key global players to transform the coffee supply chain.

TraceMark™ Flow’s capabilities can extend far beyond traffic monitoring, offering DMT resilience tools for improving preparedness, response, and future planning to mitigate the impact in the event of another natural disaster occurring in the future.

In a big step towards sustainable and responsible palm oil production, the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) has chosen TraceMark, the sustainable sourcing solution by NGIS, to provide EUDR compliance and risk assessment.

The European Union Deforestation Regulation is one of the most significant initiatives that has ever been established for sustainable sourcing of raw materials. The EUDR is a law that restricts operators from placing products on or exported from the European Union (EU) market that are linked with deforestation or forest degradation.

Many organisations worldwide face challenges in obtaining the necessary data and insights to fulfil their sustainability goals. In a recent SAP Sapphire keynote address, First Mile insights from TraceMark were showcased as a solution to this problem, with the support of SAP, a prominent business software solution company.

How do you know that your coffee is sourced from a regenerative plantation in Brazil? What informs the ‘sustainable’ label on products?

‘Planet-friendly’, ‘ethically produced’ and ‘green’ are all terms commonly used to describe products that companies market as being “sustainable” although each term has equal potential for misunderstanding and ambiguity.

Mica is known as the shine or shimmer in many beauty products. It is sourced from a natural mineral that forms in layers and is both flexible and strong.