What nature provides
Current public web statement · checked October 2026
What Nestlé says nature provides
Nestlé calls the services supplied by healthy ecosystems essential to its operations.
Group-wide statement / Global · no site namedCompany disclosures / Nestlé
Nature in Nestlé’s business
Three public statements describe reliance on ecosystems, forest-risk checks and changes in farming. Each has a different scope and source.
NestléPublic nature statements
These are separate company disclosures. The lines show where to explore each one; they do not assert a measured causal chain.
What Nestlé has published
Open each statement to see its source, reporting period and what it can support.
How forest risk is checked
Current public web statement · checked October 2026
Nestlé’s deforestation checks
Nestlé describes an origin-based method for assessing deforestation risk in its primary supply chains.
Primary supply chains · seven commodity groups / Global · no Southern Bahia assessment statedWhat the farm measure covers
2025 year end
What Nestlé’s 20.7% measures
Nestlé reports the share of key-ingredient volume sourced from farmers adopting regenerative practices in 2025.
Group-wide key-ingredient volume / Global · no Southern Bahia denominatorA separate announcement
A forest plan in Southern Bahia
Nestlé Brasil and re.green announced the partnership. Nestlé Brasil said it would fully finance the re.green activity; the announcement does not verify a disbursement or measured outcome.
Explore the Southern Bahia planCocoa and coffee appear in both stories. Nestlé’s global risk method does not report a site-risk result for the Bahia activity.
Original sourceNestlé Brasil · Nestlé, re.green and Barry Callebaut announce restoration projects (opens another site)Recuperação ambiental com Impacto Climático, paragraphs 1–3 · 18 July 2025
Original sourcere.green · Nestlé and re.green partner to restore cocoa and coffee landscapes in Southern Bahia (opens another site)Opening and project description · 17 July 2025