Place and planned activity
Southern Bahia restoration plan
Partnership announced by both partiesNestlé and re.green describe a 30-year Atlantic Forest restoration plan. Its targets remain planned, not measured outcomes.
Company nature disclosures, traced to source
See what companies say about nature, where their claims apply, and which actions have their own evidence.
01 / The evidence path
A disclosed risk, a company response and a restoration activity answer different questions. Each entry shows what its source supports, with its date and geographic scope.
02 / Disclosure index
Search by company or issue. Open a finding to see the original source, reporting period and limits of the claim.
The search covers the entries on this page only.
Each company page gathers its published nature statements and related findings.
03 / Time and status
A reported measure and a later credit issuance are separate results, and an announced target states an intention. The dated entries below show the scope of each.
Nestlé and re.green announce a 30-year plan. Its area and tree figures are targets.
Nestlé reports a global share of key-ingredient volume. It is not a Bahia result.
re.green reports credits from earlier restoration. The source does not tie them to the Nestlé plan.
Each date belongs to its own source and scope. Read each entry on its own terms.
Reporting context
The 2026 Status Report describes organisations publishing TNFD-aligned content and organisations committed to report. These are different groups. The report supplies reporting context, and each company claim and restoration outcome stays with its own source.
Read about disclosure frameworksOriginal sourceTNFD · 2026 Status Report (opens another site)Key findings and Methodology · September 2026