Nsight | vol 1

Donnerstag, 23. Mai 2024

Nsight | vol 1

Donnerstag, 23. Mai 2024

Nsight | vol 1

Donnerstag, 23. Mai 2024

Nsight | vol 1

Donnerstag, 23. Mai 2024

Your roundup of the latest news and resources on sustainable commodities, for a climate smart future 💡

🗞️ Top news picks

Featured post

This fortnight, the Nset blog dives into the 5 actions businesses need to undertake to ensure that they will be EUDR ready come December ✅

The EUDR is designed to curb Europe's contribution to global deforestation, aiming to save 32 million tonnes of CO2 annually. Achieving this will involve ensuring that commodities like soy, palm oil and timber entering the EU do not originate from deforested land after 2021.

The EUDR therefore mandates due diligence for companies to prove that their supply chains are deforestation-free. This will influence agricultural practices globally, accelerating a shift towards agroforestry and other sustainable approaches.

Failure to comply can result in fines of up to 4% of an organizations EU turnover, confiscation of products and potential exclusion from public procurement processes- so check out what’s required to comply!

Check out the full piece

📡 On our radar

  • The carbon footprint of your chocolate is probably wrong - this insightful post from AdAstra sustainability reveals why we need to be mindful of the data we use to measure and define sustainable commodities.

  • Bioenergy in Kenya: Making tea production sustainable - this great short video reveals how to use sugar cane briquettes to drive more sustainable, cost effective tea production that avoids deforestation and creates greater job security – the kind of win-win-win we love at Nset!

  • Replacing degraded land in Suriname with sustainable coconut farms - Pomeroon Trading has launched a 1,200 hectare agroforestry project that combines sustainable agriculture with effective carbon offset practices to restore degraded agricultural lands in the Caribbean.

And one more thing…

Check out our latest table summarizing key EU supply chain regulations side by side.

🤝 Let’s connect

Thank you for reading! Stay in touch and let us know what we should cover next…

Chat with us!

Sign up as an early Nset user. Save costs, decarbonize your value chains.

Your roundup of the latest news and resources on sustainable commodities, for a climate smart future 💡

🗞️ Top news picks

Featured post

This fortnight, the Nset blog dives into the 5 actions businesses need to undertake to ensure that they will be EUDR ready come December ✅

The EUDR is designed to curb Europe's contribution to global deforestation, aiming to save 32 million tonnes of CO2 annually. Achieving this will involve ensuring that commodities like soy, palm oil and timber entering the EU do not originate from deforested land after 2021.

The EUDR therefore mandates due diligence for companies to prove that their supply chains are deforestation-free. This will influence agricultural practices globally, accelerating a shift towards agroforestry and other sustainable approaches.

Failure to comply can result in fines of up to 4% of an organizations EU turnover, confiscation of products and potential exclusion from public procurement processes- so check out what’s required to comply!

Check out the full piece

📡 On our radar

  • The carbon footprint of your chocolate is probably wrong - this insightful post from AdAstra sustainability reveals why we need to be mindful of the data we use to measure and define sustainable commodities.

  • Bioenergy in Kenya: Making tea production sustainable - this great short video reveals how to use sugar cane briquettes to drive more sustainable, cost effective tea production that avoids deforestation and creates greater job security – the kind of win-win-win we love at Nset!

  • Replacing degraded land in Suriname with sustainable coconut farms - Pomeroon Trading has launched a 1,200 hectare agroforestry project that combines sustainable agriculture with effective carbon offset practices to restore degraded agricultural lands in the Caribbean.

And one more thing…

Check out our latest table summarizing key EU supply chain regulations side by side.

🤝 Let’s connect

Thank you for reading! Stay in touch and let us know what we should cover next…

Chat with us!

Sign up as an early Nset user. Save costs, decarbonize your value chains.

Your roundup of the latest news and resources on sustainable commodities, for a climate smart future 💡

🗞️ Top news picks

Featured post

This fortnight, the Nset blog dives into the 5 actions businesses need to undertake to ensure that they will be EUDR ready come December ✅

The EUDR is designed to curb Europe's contribution to global deforestation, aiming to save 32 million tonnes of CO2 annually. Achieving this will involve ensuring that commodities like soy, palm oil and timber entering the EU do not originate from deforested land after 2021.

The EUDR therefore mandates due diligence for companies to prove that their supply chains are deforestation-free. This will influence agricultural practices globally, accelerating a shift towards agroforestry and other sustainable approaches.

Failure to comply can result in fines of up to 4% of an organizations EU turnover, confiscation of products and potential exclusion from public procurement processes- so check out what’s required to comply!

Check out the full piece

📡 On our radar

  • The carbon footprint of your chocolate is probably wrong - this insightful post from AdAstra sustainability reveals why we need to be mindful of the data we use to measure and define sustainable commodities.

  • Bioenergy in Kenya: Making tea production sustainable - this great short video reveals how to use sugar cane briquettes to drive more sustainable, cost effective tea production that avoids deforestation and creates greater job security – the kind of win-win-win we love at Nset!

  • Replacing degraded land in Suriname with sustainable coconut farms - Pomeroon Trading has launched a 1,200 hectare agroforestry project that combines sustainable agriculture with effective carbon offset practices to restore degraded agricultural lands in the Caribbean.

And one more thing…

Check out our latest table summarizing key EU supply chain regulations side by side.

🤝 Let’s connect

Thank you for reading! Stay in touch and let us know what we should cover next…

Chat with us!

Sign up as an early Nset user. Save costs, decarbonize your value chains.

Your roundup of the latest news and resources on sustainable commodities, for a climate smart future 💡

🗞️ Top news picks

Featured post

This fortnight, the Nset blog dives into the 5 actions businesses need to undertake to ensure that they will be EUDR ready come December ✅

The EUDR is designed to curb Europe's contribution to global deforestation, aiming to save 32 million tonnes of CO2 annually. Achieving this will involve ensuring that commodities like soy, palm oil and timber entering the EU do not originate from deforested land after 2021.

The EUDR therefore mandates due diligence for companies to prove that their supply chains are deforestation-free. This will influence agricultural practices globally, accelerating a shift towards agroforestry and other sustainable approaches.

Failure to comply can result in fines of up to 4% of an organizations EU turnover, confiscation of products and potential exclusion from public procurement processes- so check out what’s required to comply!

Check out the full piece

📡 On our radar

  • The carbon footprint of your chocolate is probably wrong - this insightful post from AdAstra sustainability reveals why we need to be mindful of the data we use to measure and define sustainable commodities.

  • Bioenergy in Kenya: Making tea production sustainable - this great short video reveals how to use sugar cane briquettes to drive more sustainable, cost effective tea production that avoids deforestation and creates greater job security – the kind of win-win-win we love at Nset!

  • Replacing degraded land in Suriname with sustainable coconut farms - Pomeroon Trading has launched a 1,200 hectare agroforestry project that combines sustainable agriculture with effective carbon offset practices to restore degraded agricultural lands in the Caribbean.

And one more thing…

Check out our latest table summarizing key EU supply chain regulations side by side.

🤝 Let’s connect

Thank you for reading! Stay in touch and let us know what we should cover next…

Chat with us!

Sign up as an early Nset user. Save costs, decarbonize your value chains.