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LEAF Marque – pioneering beyond practices

There has been an exciting development in the world of sustainability standards. In this blog, we will share the recent experience of a leading, global assurance system recognising sustainably farmed products – where they pioneered the first transition from practices towards a more outcomes-based approach. Standards are under scrutiny   Standards are being recognised globally for

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Naar een Nationaal Eiwitplan

Ons huidig voedselbeleid is aan herstel toe. De huidige grootschalige voedselproductie is een van de grootste drivers van verlies van biodiversiteit en klimaatverandering. In Nederland is veehouderij verantwoordelijk voor 7 procent van de totale broeikasemissie. Bovendien vergt de productie van slechts 1kg diereneiwit een hoeveelheid planteneiwit (voeder) van 3-20kg. Ons huidige voedselbeleid vraagt dus om

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Van spek naar bonen: Six essential success factors to accelerate the protein transition

In the past few years, the protein transition – the shift from a predominantly animal-based to a more plant-based consumption and production – has really taken off in the Netherlands. The Nationale Eiwitstrategie (or ‘National Protein Strategy’) that is planned for the end of 2019 forms both an opportunity and risk; it is an excellent

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Driving economic sustainability for farmers and companies: Thoughts from our coffee expert Daniel

From June 6-8th the Specialty Coffee Association (SCA) is hosting the World of Coffee conference in Berlin, and our colleague Daniel Pedersen will be giving a lecture on data-driven insights into the business case of companies to invest in sustainable coffee. At NewForesight, Daniel has established himself as the coffee specialist with a track record

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Meet our Junior Analysts Hessel & Joost: Find out more about their experiences, expectations and advice for future applicants

Welcome! This month our newest Junior Analysts Hessel Moelijker and Joost Backer started their journey here at NewForesight. Within their first days I had the chance to ask a few critical questions to get to know them, ask about their first impressions, expectations of the program and if they had any advice for future applicants.

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Thinking about how to solve your sustainability challenges in a structural way? 5 reasons why Market Transformation thinking is your best bet.

Systems thinking isn’t as scary as it sounds. Systems thinking is a combination of processes and outcomes and it is the understanding of the different components that make-up a market. We understand it as a 4 phases model and we believe that all sectors need to go through these phases of market transformation before reaching

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The seafood industry: 3 alarming issues and how we can push the sector forward.

Did you know that around 3 billion people globally rely on farmed and wild-caught seafood as their primary source of protein? The demand for seafood is projected to grow an additional 50m tonnes by 2025, this rise goes hand in hand with population and income growth, this rise is also paired with disastrous consequences for

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Looking ahead: 4 pathways leading to next level collaboration for sustainability in 2019

With Christmas and New Year’s behind us, we are reflecting on a great year for sustainability. Throughout 2018 more global commitments were made by both the private and public sectors in many different industries, many of which are dedicated to pressing sustainability challenges and, of course, aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals. Especially zero deforestation commitments,

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The potential of the Guinean pineapple sector: insights from the field

Guinea used to be one of the world’s top producers of pineapples, accounting for a fourth of global export volumes in the 1960s, before rapidly declining to practically no exports in the 2000s. The crop has great potential because of the strong demand for pineapples on both international and regional markets. I had the honor to support

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