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Wildlife Friendly®
Food and Beverages

The food and beverage industries constantly harvest natural resources. However, consumers want brands to go further to evidence their ethical sourcing, valuing transparency. It is important that food and beverage brands can demonstrate nature-positive practices throughout their supply chains, to help support .

Wildlife Friendly® Ingredients

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MEATS
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ORCHARD
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STARCHES
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SUGARS
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OTHER DRINKS AND SNACKS
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BEVERAGES

Inventory

Whilst we do provide a Certified Wildlife Friendly® inventory, our expertise lies in helping businesses make their supply chains Wildlife Friendly® where production intersects with nature.

Case Studies

Indonesia

In Java, Indonesia, the Certified Wildlife Friendly® Little Fireface Project is working to protect the habitat of the critically endangered Javan slow loris and other regional wildlife. The project promotes nature-positive coffee-farming practices, and is supported by a local hunting ban, as well as long-term biodiversity monitoring. The hand-picked Arabica coffee is cultivated in home gardens, covering an area of 60 hectares. These gardens are connected to the Gunung Papandayan Protected Forest. The farmers received extensive training from the government on organic practices, coffee processing, and roasting. Benefitting over 300 families in the surrounding community, this project is built around agroforestry, habitat connectivity, and lower-impact coffee production.

Cambodia

In rural Cambodia, agricultural-based livelihood development is limited by low prices offered by the few traders that come to remote villages. Ibis Rice partners with smallholder farmers who commit to protecting critical habitat for the endangered Giant Ibis and other threatened bird species. Farmers agree to zero forest clearance, protect nesting sites, reduce agrochemical use, and comply with strict land-use monitoring. In return, certified rice is sold at a premium to surrounding hotels and stores, linking biodiversity conservation directly to improved farmer incomes and long-term ecosystem protection. Additionally, villagers are able to access some of the benefits of increased environmental tourism to protected areas and help to conserve the environment of Tonle Sap, the world's largest freshwater floodplain lake.

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Sourcing with Purpose, Leading with Impact

Advisory & Strategy Support

We help brands develop and implement nature-positive sourcing strategies in alignment with evolving global regulations and frameworks.

Certified Wildlife Friendly Fiber Supply

Access certified fibers that meet the highest environmental and responsible standards, protecting biodiversity, local communities, and ecosystems.

Project Coordination & Supply Chain Solutions

From on-the-ground conservation initiatives to multi-stakeholder collaborations, we facilitate projects that create measurable change.

Wildlife Friendly Certification

Stand out in the market with the Certified Wildlife Friendly® seal, a globally recognized mark for conservation-driven businesses.

Nature-Positive Leadership & Market Differentiation

Align with a trusted global network of conservationists, sustainable producers, and industry leaders committed to advancing regenerative practices in the fashion industry.

Wildlife Friendly®

Building Economies to Save Ecologies©

 

Dedicated to conserving wildlife and supporting communities through market-based solutions.

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