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10:00 – 10:15
Welcome words
Meeting Objectives: Why and What for a Global Meeting Point?
10:15 – 10:30
10:30 – 11:00
11:20 – 11:30
RTRS Regional Strategy

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10:00 to 11:30 AM (Buenos Aires) / 3:00 to 4:30 PM (CEST)
10:00 – 10:15
Welcome words
Meeting Objectives: Why and What for a Global Meeting Point?
10:15 – 10:30
10:30 – 11:00
11:20 – 11:30
RTRS Regional Strategy

As we celebrate our 20th anniversary, we have launched the RTRS Global Meeting Point as a special opportunity for connection and reflection at the start of the year.

This virtual global meeting will bring together members and non-members, certified companies, and civil society organizations to align expectations and kick off our anniversary year agenda. We met to share the key priorities and events that will mark this year for RTRS.



In this regard, we are also renewing and evolving the way we name our meetings. Former Task Forces, which served as member exchange spaces, are now being reframed as Regional Meeting Points, creating more open opportunities for dialogue, exchange, and connection across regions.

At the same time, the term “Task Forces” will continue to refer to more focused, results-driven working groups designed to advance specific workstreams and deliver concrete outcomes.





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+200 members (+30 countries)

Industry, Trade and Finance: 15
• Natura (Brazil)
• Dragsbaek (Denmark)
• Haid (Ecuador) Feed CIA. Ltda. (Ecuador)
• Sumitomo (Brazil)
• Salmones- Nissui (Chile)
• Barentz International B.V. (The Netherlands)
• York House Foods Ltd (UK)
• Productores de Camaron de el Oro -PCO (Venezuela)
• Productora Occidental Porcina, C.A. (Ecuador)
• ITALCOL SA (Colombia)
• Nutritional Technologies SAC – Naltech (Peru)
• Luzar Trading S.A. (Panama)
• Vitali Alimentos Guatemala S.A. (Guatemala)
• VERONESI S.R.L (Italy)
• AGRIPAC S.A. (Ecuador)



Producers 5
• Shahgarh Farmers Producer Company Limited (India)
• Khaderi Farmers Producer Company Limited (India)
• Begamganj Aatmnirbhar Kisan (India)
• Petrovina Sementes (Brazil)
• Sementes Produtiva LTDA (Brazil)


Observing Members 6
• Fazenda Certificada LTDA (Brazil)
• Vega Monitoramento (Brazil)
• Meridia (The Netherlands)
• BMC Assurance S.L. (Spain)
• QIMA Brasil Ltda. (Brazil)
• Tract B.V. (The Netherlands)









In 2025*, we reached 10.3 million tonnes of certified soy, representing an increase of over 42% compared to 2024.
*Data as of 24 of March 2026. This information reflects the results of audits approved up to that date, and additional audits are still under review.

The consumption of certified materials in 2025 represents a 9.5% increase compared to the same period in 2024 (7.4 million tonnes).



+84,000*
Producers certified under the RTRS Production
Standard
+83.000 aresmallholders

*Data as of 24 March 2026. This information reflects the results of audits approved up to that date, and additional audits are still under review.
RTRS Certified Soy destination *


Uptake of certified material by sector (million tons)*
Retailer and Food services

Food, Consumer goods Feed
Biofuel, Crusher, Mixing
*Considering certified material re-sales only. Source: Chainpoint, MDU analysis




In 2025, 17 new companies with 41 new sites have been certified under the Chain of Custody Standard in Argentina (6), Brazil (2), Chile (11), India (5), Israel (1), Panamá (1), Paraguay (13), and Uruguay (2).



















900,000 tonnes of RTRS Mass Balance certified physical material were purchased in 2025, similar to 2024.
112,000 tonnes: a production (EURED volumes),
Remainder: Animal Feed & food production industries


Certified Corn increased 17% in 2025*, reaching 5.4 million tonnes across 241 maize producers

*Data up to 24 March 2026. This information reflects the results of audits approved up to that date, and additional audits are still under review.




• Drive uptake of RTRS-certified material across key consuming markets
• Promote both physical certified soy and credits where appropriate.
• Expand CoC certification
• Deliver physicial flow pilots for selected sectors
• Promote the EUDR-aligned module
• Position RTRS as a credible tool supporting compliance
• Value of RTRS beyond compliance
• Follow policy developments
• Participate and follow policy events



• Position RTRS as a credible scheme and multistakeholder platform
• Strengthen perceived value of RTRS among stakeholders
• Increase participation in industry events and policy forums

• Provide structured, consistent, and value-driven support to RTRS members, platform users, and certification holders
• Proactive engagement, community and relationships building
• Strengthen collaboration across the value chain

• Develop market expansion strategy and internal resources prioritization
• Market expansion beyond Europe
• Explore opportunities with Carbon, DCF, Corn and other







Increasing supply soy (hectares &
• Abiove MoU (Agroplus
• Cotton initiative (Partnership with ABRAPA and BCI)
• Finantial incentives (banks) and other benefits
• Positioning & differentiation of RTRS standard vs other schemes
Demand generation
Strategic alliances
• Aliança da Soja
no Corredor Itaqui
• PCI Mato Grosso
• Global compact sector Brazil U.N.
• DCF (EUDR) pilot


Visibility & market presence
• Market intelligence & stakeholder engagement to anticipate demand trends
• Exploring new markets and value chains (e.g. corn, new feed segments)
Strengthening RTRS Membership
• Member growth & enhanced value proposition (especially for producers)
• Strengthening the Regional Meeting Point Brazil


April 9th, 2026
1:30 PM – 6:00 PM (São Paulo time)
Av. das Nações Unidas, 14261, Chácara Santo Antonio, São Paulo – SP

• RTRS Institutional Update: Learn about the latest news, developments, and recent figures from RTRS, and get up to speed on the organization’s strategic priorities.
• RTRS Regenerative Agriculture Pilot Project: Discover the key insights and lessons from this initiative and join the conversation on the future of regenerative agriculture.
• RTRS Responsible Corn Production Standard: Take part in a collaborative session and contribute your ideas and perspectives for the next steps of this important project.
• RTRS Chain of Custody Standard and EUDR- Aligned Module: Explore the opportunities offered by the Standard and prepare your organization for the new market challenges.




• Engagement with the feed industry, retailers, trade & sectoral associations (both at national and European level) and CGM
• Collaborate with feed safety and other certification schemes to drive demand
• Pilot a new RTRS DCF controlled mass balance model as part of the RTRS CoC
Policy engagement & regulatory alignment
• Follow relevant EU sustainability policy files (EUDR, EMPCO, CSRD, CSDDD, Omnibus packages) and developments in the UK
• Engagement with national competent authorities on EUDR implementation, European Commission and diplomatic missions in Brussels
Collaboration through market initiatives
• Engage with National Soy initiatives
• Participate in the Collaborative Soy Initiative and engage through the Amsterdam Declarations Partnership (ADP)
• Contribute to the development of the European Soy Monitor
• Align with other soy certification schemes


• Participation in public and industry events
• Engagement through specialized media
• “Beyond EUDR” campaign
• Communication materials to strengthen the understanding and adaption of RTRS solution (RTRS CoC models and credits)
Support to RTRS members and certified material
• Provide structured, consistent, and value-driven support to RTRS members, platform users, and certification holders in Europe, Asia and Africa
RTRS solutions: data, traceability & impact
• Development of an RTRS carbon solution
• Organizational strategy for EUDR implementation
• Roadmap to more physical volumes in Europe



• RTRS institutional update: Get a concise overview of the strategic priorities to understand the organization's direction.
April 23rd, 2026
9:00AM to 5:30PM
STARTPLATZ, Mediapark 5, Cologne, Germany
• RTRS market updates – Europe focus: Review the progress made in 2025, and explore future opportunities for the region.
• EU Policy Affairs: European Union sustainability policy updates and their impact on the soy industry.
• RTRS project updates: Gain insights into key RTRS initiatives, including the Deforestation and Conversion-Free (DCF) project, Regenerative Agriculture (RegenAg) efforts, and developments in Aquaculture.
• Working session on low carbon soy: Participate in an interactive session on identifying the needs and brainstorming on possible solutions to promote low carbon soy.
• Networking opportunities: Connect with industry professionals during networking drinks to foster partnerships and share valuable insights.





Increasing supply
Certified Soy
• Proyungas MoU
• MoU Aapresid: Benchmarking RTRS/ASC
• RTRS (EUDR)/VISEC
• Group & smallholders certification: CPIA, CREA, Solidaridad
• Showcase Inspiring certified producers
Demand generation throught Strategic alliances
• Drive local demand (aquaculture,feed with SBTi commitments
• Connect LATAM certified supply with global offtake opportunities
• Strengthen market recognition alignment with ASC / BAP


• Position RTRS as the leading soy standard for the aquaculture feed sector.
• Aquaculture market needs assessment: Latam and key destination markets.
• Scale salmon & shrimp supply chains across key markets
• Pilot project in carbon
Strengthen the RTRS Community
• Drive membership growth and strengthen the value proposition
• Foster greater engagement, collaboration, and a strong sense of shared purpose among members



April 28th, 2026
9:00AM – 6:00PM (Buenos Aires time)
Buenos Aires Grain Exchange (BCBA)
Av. Corrientes 123, Buenos Aires, Argentina

The agenda will focus on economic outlooks for soy, demand evolution, particularly in high-growth sectors such as aquaculture and the role of RTRS in scaling certified production.
Discussions will address key challenges and opportunities, including producer perspectives, and sustainability requirements, as well as the importance of strategic alliances to drive impact in the region.











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20th Anniversary

20 years impact

A milestone that reflects our collective journey of dedication, innovation, and measurable impact, inspiring us to look ahead while honoring our legacy

The tangible result of 20 years of action:transforming communities, conserving ecosystems, and driving meaningful change across the global soy supply chain together

We transcend boundaries, uniting secretariat, members, and partners as one community with a shared vision, striving locally and globally for a sustainable purpose

We take action to set benchmarks, influence policies, and inspire change, guiding the global soy sector toward greater responsibility and transformation
responsiblesoy.org

Not just a goal, but our essence, integrating social equity, environmental balance, and governance excellence to create a future that benefits all More sustainable world





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