Sustainable connections

JBS joined the Livestock Pact as part of the São Paulo-Amazon Sustainable Connections initiative promoted by the Ethos Institute. The aim of the initiative was to ensure that their suppliers were not on the “dirty list” of labor analogous to slavery or operating in areas embargoed by Ibama. But the following year, the report "Slaughtering the Amazon", by Greenpeace International, revealed that JBS had companies involved in modern slavery and deforestation among its suppliers.

By |2025-04-28T18:39:39-03:0015/10/2009|Commitments|0 Comments

Illegal deforestation

The JBS meatpacking plant in Barra do Garças, in Mato Grosso state, bought cattle from a rancher who had part of his farm embargoed by Ibama for illegal deforestation, according to a study by the organizations Repórter Brasil and Papel Social. According to the study, the purchase allegedly took place the month after the environmental agency fined the Rancho Blanco farm, located in the municipality of Querência, also in Mato Grosso.

By |2025-04-27T12:46:20-03:0001/10/2008|Social and environmental impacts|0 Comments
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