About the event

Join us for breakfast and a discussion with peers on land use change emissions: the business case for offering them to customers, how to deliver them in practice, and what to do when a supplier shows high emissions.

The new standards put traceability at the centre of how land use change emissions are calculated. That gives companies results down to jurisdiction or farm-plot level.

For traders and processors, this goes in two directions. You’ve invested in collecting field data, and your customers are asking for land use change figures for their own FLAG reporting, which opens up a commercial opportunity. At the same time, some of your own suppliers will come out above the regional norm.

What we'll discuss

Over breakfast, we’ll look at three questions:
1. The business case:
what’s in it for traders and processors that offer land use change emissions to their customers?
2. Delivery in practice: what data is needed, where the usual gaps are, and what delivering it looks like?
3. High-emission suppliers: what do you do when a supplier comes out above the regional norm?

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Who it's for

Sustainability, reporting and sourcing teams at traders and processors. The discussion works best with both sides in the room, so you're very welcome to bring a colleague.

Practical details

Location sent out via calendar invite. Breakfast served from 8:30 CET.

Questions?

Contact us at marketing@meridia.land.

Registration

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