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Danone commits to 100% British oats for Alpro drink range

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What happened

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Danone committed to using 100% British oats for its Alpro drink range. This commitment involves funding farmers across more than 2500 hectares of land in key British oat sourcing regions through LENs. The measures include implementing reduced cultivation systems, planting cover crops, and straw chopping to improve soil health and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

From dairyreporter.com

Why it matters

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The partnership is part of Danone's ambition to support a more resilient food system. The funding aims to drive the transition toward regenerative farming practices globally. This commitment impacts Danone's supply chain and its environmental goals.

Danone's portfolio includes leading products such as Actimel, Danonino, and Danette, alongside brands like Volvic and Nutricia.

From dairyreporter.com

Who's involved

  • DanoneFrench food company committing to the sourcing change and funding farmers.
  • AlproFood company whose drink range will use the 100% British oats.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • DanoneSpeculative

    Danone might see changes in its supply chain costs as it implements regenerative sourcing.

  • AlproSpeculative

    Alpro could face changes in input costs related to the new British oat sourcing requirements.

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The entities involved

  • Danone

    French food company

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  • Alpro

    food company

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