Sustainable Commodities and Landscapes Forum

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This leading business conference brings together 300+ supply chain and sustainability professionals to address the greatest risks - and opportunities - in commodity supply chains. With a focus on cross-commodity learning and by placing farmers at the centre of the conversation, we’ll assess how to drive nature-resilience throughout the entire value chain.
 

Nature as business strategy

How to make the case for biodiversity, ecosystem restoration and regeneration as a core component of long-term growth and business success.

Climate resilience

How leading companies are balancing adaptation with mitigation in their climate transition planning.
 

Focus on farmers

Only farmers can change farming. So how can business build trust and co-create sustainable landscapes from the ground up?

Regenerative landscapes

Real-world, practical examples of the landscape approach in action with lessons learned across geographies, commodities and actors.

2025 Speakers

Barbara de Penanster

Danone

Global Sustainable Sourcing Senior Director

Harper McConnell

Mars

Global Vice President, Cocoa Sustainability

Harriet Cullum

Diageo

Global Head of Water, Nature and Agriculture

Conor Mc Mahon

Nestlé

Global Net Zero & Nature Lead

Kimberley Chan

The HEINEKEN Company

Global Biodiversity Manager

Katrina Hayter

HSBC

Global Head Sustainable Land Use & Supply Chains

Anders Saxbol

Ferrero

Senior Manager Raw Materials Sustainability

Emer Fardy

Hilton Food Group

Sustainability & Human Rights Director

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Agenda highlights

  • The business case for nature: Why should we invest in nature when supply chain costs are sky-high?
  • Cross-commodity learning: How can we scale solutions across soft-commodity value chains?
  • Balancing act: Can sustainable procurement reduce volatility without raising costs?
  • Internal alignment: How to align procurement, sustainability, and finance around commercial value
  • The landscape approach: Real-world examples proving the business case for collaborative land-use strategies 
  • Blended finance in action: Who’s making it work and how? 
  • Balancing EUDR compliance with livelihoods: How can businesses create access for smallholders in global markets?
  • Biodiversity beyond the buzzword: Where’s the business value and how can you capture it?
  •  Climate resilient supply: Is adaptation a better commercial driver than mitigation when planning for the future?
  • Navigating EU regulation: How to manage uncertainty and unintended consequences for long-term planning? 
  • Cross-sector collaboration: Can landscapes catalyze shared solutions?
  • The 2°C challenge: How do you profitably source tropical commodities in a hotter world?
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Why attend?

Discover best practices from industry leaders and get in-depth guidance on how to effectively implement policies

Meet & network with an influential audience of key stakeholders, including NGOs, business, government and supply chain actors

Benchmark company performance amongst a room of your peers and discover where you should be focusing efforts

What's new this year:

Cross-commodity workshops
We’ll look at what’s worked, what hasn’t and what can be applied from soy to rubber, coffee to cocoa, sugar to palm, cotton to beef, and more.

Roundtable discussions
Our focused roundtable sessions are built for deeper engagement and collaborative problem-solving. Join peers working on similar challenges, share what’s working in your region or supply chain, and walk away with fresh perspectives to help move your initiatives forward. 
 The landscape approach in action
Through a series of case studies, we’ll assess applications across a range geographies where the landscape approach is already delivering results.

C-suite questions
A brand-new style of session that answers the questions you get from your board. We’ll provide the uncensored version and highlight how to really make the business case for nature and sustainability during uncertain times.
"The conference was truly thought-provoking. It was great to witness amazing professionals pushing the case for sustainable growth further into the business agenda, and how strongly the value of collaboration was recognised across the board when tackling such complex, landscape-level issues."
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"Two full days of interesting panels, breakouts and networking behind, mind and notebook full of new learnings and inspiring connections. Thanks for a smooth and enjoyable event, Innovation Forum!"
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"What a great conference - best one I've been to yet this year. I learned so much and the app was a game-changer in terms of being able to efficiently find and meet the right people."
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"By offering the opportunity to meet industry peers, NGOs and regulators, the Forum gives us a rich outside-in viewpoint that is hard to find anywhere else.”
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"Engaging and PowerPoint-free panel discussions has proven to be a brilliant way to bring multiple perspectives to the current hot topics and what’s on the horizon."
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“We see the Sustainable Commodities & Landscapes Forum as a key part of our intelligence-gathering and networking for sustainable land use."
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"The conference was very valuable use of my time; increasing my network, reminding me of some key areas of focus to consider and learning from others."
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What’s different about this forum?

Innovation Forum is:
  • Candid: Entirely off-the-record discussion that enables open and honest disclosure from speakers and genuine participation from the audience.
  • Practical: A clear focus on the practical and actionable guidance that can drive change throughout industries and supply chains.
  • Focused: We provide enough time, resources and expertise to the issues that really matter. We don’t skate the surface, but get to the crux of the issues to provide in-depth, constructive discussion.
Innovation Forum is NOT:
  • A PR platform: Enthusiastic speakers are NOT given free rein to fill a session presenting their companies, allowing no time to actually get to the crux of the issues.
  • A talking shop: This is NOT an opportunity for a group people in a room to simply agree with everything said, regardless of outcomes.
  • All promise, no delivery: We will NOT promise what we can’t deliver. The issues covered are complex. They won’t be solved at a two-day conference. But we will help deliver progress through in-depth, constructive and practical advice around specific issues.

Who attends

Sime Darby
Nestlé
PEFC International
Co-op
IKEA
Nordzucker
General Mills
World Cocoa Foundation
L'Oréal
The Nature Conservancy
Pirelli
3M
World Resources Institute
Neste
Bunge
The World Bank
BASF
Mars
Unilever
The Body Shop
The Consumer Goods Forum
Reckitt Benckiser
Barry Callebaut
The Coca-Cola Company
Danone
H&M
British American Tobacco
ING
WWF
ICMM
Solidaridad
Pernod Ricard
Rainforest Action Network
McDonald’s
Syngenta
Marks & Spencer
PepsiCo
Primark
J.P. Morgan
Department for International Development (DFID)
Lidl
METRO
ALDI
Louis Dreyfus Company
Bank Of America
Global Witness
BNP Paribas
Rainforest Alliance
Conservation International
IDH
Cargill - sponsor page only
APRIL
ofi
Planet

The venue


Hotel Casa Amsterdam

Eerste Ringdijkstraat 4

Amsterdam
1097
Netherlands

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For any questions on the conference:

Anamya Anurag
Senior Project Manager
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Or for more information about sponsorship options:

Anita Thomson
Chief Partnerships Officer
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Registration for the conference is currently open. To sign up, you can do so online here, or get in touch directly for details of group discounts. 

Join us for:

  • In-depth insights and practical, cross-commodity learnings from industry leaders.
  • Networking with key stakeholders, including business, government, NGOs, and other supply chain actors.
  • An entirely off-the-record discussion that encourages open and honest disclosure from speakers and genuine participation from the audience

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