In 2020, the company, through WWF, assessed the risk of its 13 main agricultural commodities like soybeans and coffee from various countries. This assessment used data from FAO, WWF, Wetlands International, IUCN, UNEP-WCMC, Alliance for Zero Extinction, and other credible sources. It identified high risks in Brazil for land conversion and in both Brazil and Argentina for biodiversity impacts. However, the Food, Agriculture, and Nature benchmarks only consider information from the 2021/2022 periods, making the company's provided data too outdated for the current assessment.