Despite billions tied to clean supply chains, China’s Cofco still turns to deforesters

Mongabay
Jun 20, 2023, 11:00 am103 ptsTrending
MATO GROSSO, Brazil — João Luiz Lazarotto was indignant. Seated in the corporate office of his 9,520-hectare (23,524-acre) farm in Mato Grosso state, Brazil, Lazarotto explained his problem. His biggest client was refusing to buy some of his soybean harvest because of the Soy Moratorium, an agreement among…

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