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WebinarsProTerra Webinar Series 3 – Circular agro-food systems: the role of livestock in sustainable supply chains and tools to address challenges
Read moreProTerra Foundation held a webinar session, on May 10th, to talk about Circular agro-food systems focusing on the role of livestock in sustainable supply chains
NewsOpen letter on the protection of the Amazon
Read moreIn May 2020, 41 international businesses representatives in the fields of livestock and feed production, retail, finance and standards bodies, including the ProTerra Foundation, signed
NewsSoutheast Asia Organic Co Ltd – ProTerra Network Member
Read moreThe global food industry is currently growing at a rapid pace, leading to an increase in the demand for ready-to-eat food products which has stimulated
News2020 Trader Assessment Report by Soy Transparency Coalition has been released
Read moreThe ProTerra Foundation keeps promoting sustainability at all levels of the feed and food production system, committed to full transparency, traceability and origination throughout the
NewsEmpowering women in the agricultural sector
Read moreOn 26th of March, Emese Van Maanen, ProTerra´s Managing Director, was invited to participate in a networking event organized by Women in Agribusiness (WiA)[1] –
NewsDetecting genetically modified crops
Read moreA vast variety of soy GM events has entered the market, and analytical testing approaches need to be updated to cover these. It is important
NewsThe ProTerra standard is applicable to all origins to create a balanced supply
Read moreThe ProTerra Foundation can help to provide reliable, certified raw materials from Europe to compensate the shortage of protein plants by providing the ProTerra Standard
NewsSupplier Management System in the context of ProTerra Certification
Read moreA management system is the way in which an organization manages the interrelated parts of its business through connections, monitoring and control mechanisms. It is
NewsEuropean Non-GMO Industry Association (ENGA) Founded
Read moreENGA is a new Brussels based, international industry association representing the interests of the European Non-GMO business sector. Non-GMO Labelling in Europe The Non-GMO food
NewsThe non-GM production: how volatility is killing the supply chain in Brazil
Read moreGenetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) entered the Brazilian market in 2003[1]. By then, 30% of the Brazilian soybean production, concentrated in the southern states of the









