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If your company sources high-impact commodities and wants to create meaningful change for people and nature, the Rainforest Alliance Corporate Advisory Team can help you unlock sustainability through strategic supply-chain mapping, risk assessment, responsible sourcing strategies, and more. Would you like a free consultation with our experts? Get started.
Gain a clearer view of the risks and opportunities behind the crops you source with the Rainforest Alliance’s Origin Issue Assessment (OIA). Whether you are considering new sourcing regions or seeking a deeper understanding of existing ones, the OIA offers research-based insights into the economic, social, and environmental risks for a specific crop in a […]
The Rainforest Alliance has supported Nestle Cocoa Plan’s work with cocoa farming families around the world since 2017. One of the services we offer is data-powered monitoring and evaluation of field programs, so we can better assess sustainability impacts for people and nature directly on the ground. Between 2017 and 2024, we visited nearly 12,000 […]
Building upon our years of experience and expertise in the tea sector, the Rainforest Alliance Regenerative Tea Scorecard offers both certified and non-certified supply chain actors a voluntary tool to guide their transition to regenerative tea farming. The scorecard supports companies in evaluating tea producers against key regenerative agriculture practices and identify areas of improvement.
The Rainforest Alliance has supported Nestle Cocoa Plan’s work with cocoa farming families around the world since 2017. One of the services we offer is data-powered monitoring and evaluation of field programs, so we can better assess sustainability impacts for people and nature directly on the ground. Between 2017 and 2024, we monitored over 8,000 […]
Our approach to reducing pesticides goes beyond phasing outhighly hazardous pesticides. It includes the implementation ofIntegrated Pest Management (IPM), a system wherein alternative methods to preventing and controlling pests are considered.