Announced restoration plan / Brazil
Southern Bahia’s forest plan
Nestlé Brasil and re.green announced 30 years of Atlantic Forest restoration and conservation in a cocoa and coffee landscape. The figures below are planned targets.
Announced July 2025. The published material reviewed here does not verify the boundary, tree survival or ecological outcomes.
Where the plan sits
The partners locate the activity in Southern Bahia’s Atlantic Forest region. No verified project coordinates or activity boundary were available in the reviewed sources.
Who does what
Said it would fully finance the activity. The announcement does not verify disbursement.
Describes itself as the technical partner for restoration and conservation.
Explore the developer profileOriginal 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
Restoration is planned across 30 years
The time horizon is a forecast from the announcement, not a history of measured results.
- Partnership announcedNestlé Brasil and re.green describe the plan.
- Restoration and conservation plannedArea and tree figures describe intended work.
- Outcomes remain unverified hereNo published site-level yield, carbon or biodiversity result was established in the reviewed sources.
How this connects to Nestlé’s disclosures
Cocoa and coffee also appear in Nestlé’s global deforestation-risk method. Its published pages do not identify this project as a site assessed by that method. The partnership announcement is the direct connection.