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ProTerra Europa
Read moreThe ProTerra Foundation’s mission is to be a global network of businesses supporting more sustainable agricultural practices in the food and feed supply chains, conversion
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We are pleased to announce ProTerra Foundation New Managing Director
Read moreWe are pleased to announce that Emese Brósz will take up her new position as Managing Director of the ProTerra Foundation from the beginning of
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Follow up on the partnership between ProTerra Foundation & VIVE Programme: check out the news!
Read moreIn early 2019, ProTerra Foundation and the VIVE Programme commenced a benchmarking exercise to review the alignment of the two programme’s purpose and scope and
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Creating a dialogue with the aquaculture industry on responsible sourcing
Read moreEurope uses an estimated 35 million tonnes of soybeans, soymeal and soybean oil which is equal to 40 million tonnes of soybean equivalent and corresponds
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Traceability and blockchain: an opportunity for mapping out non-GMOs
Read moreWhen it comes to food, a growing number of consumers wish to have access to accurate information and have transparency on the origin of the
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First ProTerra Certification in Thailand
Read moreSoutheast Asia Organic Co.Ltd – Where people meet organic We are happy to welcome Southeast Asia Organic Co. Ltd as a new member of the
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How to work with core business partners to engage them in the sustainability journey?
Read moreSuppliers can have a significant impact on a company’ success because they play a central role in driving revenue. Being able to work with reliable,
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Environmental impacts of transgenics. What do we know?
Read moreGenetically modified organisms, or GMOs, sometimes mentioned also as transgenics, are often present. According to Earthjustice (non-profit public interest organization dedicated to litigating environmental issues),
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ProTerra Standard is launched in Portuguese!
Read moreBrazil is world’s fifth-largest country by geographical area and the largest in terms of arable land. Although only a fraction of its land is exploited,
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Do you know what is in your food?
Read moreHow much do you know about the food you eat? What kind of consumer are you? Do you usually read the nutrition facts on packets?