Danone Acknowledges Brazil Soy Purchase

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We still buy soy from Brazil, Danone insists

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Reuters quoted Danone CFO Jurgen Esser saying the company had stopped sourcing the commodity from Brazil .

The publication said Danone had switched its purchases to Asia ahead of the EU ’s proposed new rules on buying commodities from deforested land.

Brussels has put forward a plan to delay implementation of its EU Deforestation Regulation ( EUDR ) by a year .

Brazil 's government yesterday issued a lengthy statement defending its response to “illegal” deforestation and its “due diligence” over soybean exports.

Will they really stop sourcing milk if farmers use feed with Brazilian soy? Can’t imagine.”.

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