Intro to our soy DCF methodology

This recorded webinar presents an introduction to the CGF Forest Positive Coalition’s Soy Deforestation- and Conversion-Free (DCF) Methodology. It provides practical guidance to support credible and consistent reporting on soy supply chain sourcing—aligned with forest-positive commitments.

In this session, you will:

  • Understand how to apply the CGF-FPC Soy DCF Methodology to classify volumes as DCF using certification, farm-level, or area-level mechanisms.
  • Learn how companies can implement traceability, verification, and remediation systems to ensure volumes are reliably DCF.
  • Explore the role of suppliers in providing credible evidence for DCF compliance, and how buyers can assess and request the right documentation.
  • Discover how to classify volumes as ‘progressing towards DCF’ for embedded soy and what is required to move these volumes to fully compliant status.

The webinar also introduces the latest updates on the Soy DCF approach, including how companies can:

  • Address deforestation and conversion risks in high-priority sourcing areas.
  • Apply a risk-based approach to map soy origins and prioritise traceability efforts.
  • Collaborate with suppliers and landscape-level initiatives to scale sustainable sourcing practices.

Watch the session to strengthen your organisation’s alignment with the Forest Positive Coalition’s Soy DCF Methodology and take action towards more transparent, sustainable soy supply chains.

 

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