Brazil’s leading role in the global agribusiness is due to the sustainable practices of the players in the sector, in addition to the technological evolution of the sector. The company AMAGGI sets as a good example, with triumphs in the sustainable production of agricultural commodities. The company is based in Cuiabá (MT) and is a leader in the Forest 500, an important indicator of corporate sustainability performance. Mato Grosso, the largest Brazilian grain and animal protein producer is also a reference in environmental, social and corporate governance. In the trading area, where the company purchases grains from other producers for exports, by 99% of more than 15 million hectares of direct suppliers are monitored with satellite images. Monitoring seeks to make sure if the grains meet AMAGGI’s guidelines, which aim to eliminate deforestation and ensure 100% traceability in its chain by 2025. Currently, the company is also part of Race to Zero global campaign and is the first Brazilian grain company committed to achieving zero net carbon emissions by 2050.
Source: DATAGRO (*Translated by Ia Niani)