British retailers urged to step up commitment on deforestation-free soy

Latest findings from a survey of grocery chains in Great Britain reveal variations in their commitment to supply chains free of soy from deforested land.

October 17, 2025

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A recent survey reveals that Great Britain’s supermarket chains have so far shown varying levels of achievement in terms of removing soybean from deforested land in their supply chains.

This is according to the latest update of the Soy Scorecard from the United Kingdom (U.K.) branch of the independent conservation organization, World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF-UK).

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