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Re-WIRE Agri-Food Value Chains

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Agri-food value chains are under mounting pressure. From beef to cocoa, climate risks, regulatory exposure, and human rights violations are increasingly affecting value chains, with real consequences for people, the planet, and business resilience.

This consultation report offers a clear, analytical framework that enables companies, governments, and civil society to work from the same fact base. It pinpoints risks, highlights opportunities, and helps build consensus on credible next steps to make value chains more resilient, competitive, and regenerative.

Re-WIRE delivers vital insights across eight key commodity-country value chains, including soy, beef, cocoa, and wheat. The report includes deep dives into the Brazil–China soy corridor and Brazil’s domestic beef sector, revealing the structural barriers and financial levers that can unlock change.

FOLU and partners are now consulting businesses, farmers, governments, and civil society to refine the framework and explore its application across geographies and sectors.

Authors
The Food and Land Use Coalition
FOLU
SYSTEMIQ
World Busines Council of Sustainable Development
In collaboration with WBCSD
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Klara Nilsson
World Resources Institute
klara.nilsson@wri.org
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Re-WIRE Agri-Food Value Chains

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Agri-food value chains are under mounting pressure. From beef to cocoa, climate risks, regulatory exposure, and human rights violations are increasingly affecting value chains, with real consequences for people, the planet, and business resilience.

This consultation report offers a clear, analytical framework that enables companies, governments, and civil society to work from the same fact base. It pinpoints risks, highlights opportunities, and helps build consensus on credible next steps to make value chains more resilient, competitive, and regenerative.

Re-WIRE delivers vital insights across eight key commodity-country value chains, including soy, beef, cocoa, and wheat. The report includes deep dives into the Brazil–China soy corridor and Brazil’s domestic beef sector, revealing the structural barriers and financial levers that can unlock change.

FOLU and partners are now consulting businesses, farmers, governments, and civil society to refine the framework and explore its application across geographies and sectors.

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Public Consultation Webinar

Join us for a dynamic panel discussion and live Q&A on 4th December 2025 for our public consultation to learn more about what it will take to Re-WIRE food value chains, test how this analytical framework can strengthen problem diagnosis and strategies in the beef and soy value chains and share your feedback on the approach to transition agricultural value chains to become more sustainable and resilient. 

 

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Key figures

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of Brazilian soy is sourced by the top 5 traders—all committed to 100% deforestation and conversion-free sourcing.

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of Brazilian soy is produced by mid-sized farms (50–1,000 ha)—a key target for redirected finance and support.

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share of Brazil’s 2.5m cattle producers are small or mid-sized, and often facing barriers to finance and traceability

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Re-WIRE is a consultation report—and your feedback will help shape how this framework is applied and refined. Whether you’re in business, government, civil society, or farming, we invite you to share your perspective on the future of agri-food value chains

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