Cargill - Cargill has pledged to eliminate deforestation across our entire agricultural supply chain, halving it by 2020 and ending it completely by 2030. In 2014 Cargill endorsed the New York Declaration on Forests, and in 2015 we issued a global Policy on Forests, and we are diligently working across our supply chain to meet our goal.For example, in palm oil, we are on track to a fully traceable, transparent and sustainable supply chain by 2020. Today, 94 percent of our supply is traceable to the mill; and 42 percent is traceable to the plantation. In cocoa, 45 percent of our supply is third-party certified and we are working with growers to increase sustainable practices through our Cargill Cocoa Promise and now the Cocoa & Forests Initiative, of which we are a member.We launched a new partnership with World Resources Institute's Global Forest Watch in 2016 to map nearly 2,000 Cargill sourcing areas for cocoa, palm and soy across 14 countries to establish a baseline for tree cover loss as of 2014 that we can use to help measure and track our progress against our implementation plans.For more information, see our 2017 Forests Report.
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