Supply chain

Catch up with BusinessGreen's Twitter debate with Aida Greenbury, managing director of sustainability for Asia Pulp and Paper

"Too many UK firms have delivered ever-more-grandiloquent panegyrics to the glories of the rainforest - while doing precious little to actually protect them"

In 2010 Nestlé made a public commitment to have no association with deforestation - Benjamin Ware, Nestlé’s manager of responsible sourcing, explains how the multinational is working towards that goal

Governments and businesses across the world are working to arrest the loss of forests, but financial and political barriers remain

Greenpeace's Andy Tait says companies should commit to traceable supply chains, but remember it is just a means to an end

Scott Poynton of The Forest Trust highlights the growing unity between businesses and NGOs in tackling deforestation

Retailers sign up to Fashion Loved by Forest initiative, as Kering partners with London College of Fashion to promote sustainable design

Karin Burns calls on more companies to embrace REDD+ to increase the economic value of forests

Investors welcome commitment but call for Bunge to set deadline for delivering sustainable palm oil

Aida Greenbury of Asia Pulp and Paper explains how bottom line performance and sustainable forests can be combined to help deliver 'a green economy for Indonesia'