Three major consumer goods companies are putting regenerative agriculture and responsible forestry into practice at scale. Lundberg Family Farms uses cover-cropping and wildlife protection on California rice fields. Oatly partners with farmers and other brands to support crop rotation across its oat supply chain. P&G sources 86% of its paper product raw materials from FSC certified forests and works with small landowners to expand that number. The article highlights three shared strategies: collaboration across the supply chain, third-party certification for credibility, and a focus on biodiversity as a core outcome. Oatly aims to source all oats regeneratively by 2050, estimating a 94% reduction in emissions from that shift. P&G targets 100% FSC certification by 2030. These examples show how food and forest product companies are moving from pilot programs to real supply chain changes.
