Author: Tessa van der Meiden
Post type: Career update

Anke joined us as a Junior Analyst for the Agriculture & Food domain and we thought it was time that you got to know a bit more about her! Firstly: We understand you had NewForesight on your radar for a while. When did […]

Author: Tessa van der Meiden
Post type: Career update

Pauline joined us this month as a Junior Analyst for the Sustainable Market transformation domain. We welcomed her with open arms and want to introduce our new colleague by conducting a mini-interview! Firstly; How did you find out about NewForesight and what made […]

Author: Tessa van der Meiden
Post type: Career update

More than 6 months ago, David and Thomas started the Junior Analyst program at NewForesight. How did they experience it and what is it like to take the next step to the function of Analyst? I also asked them if they had any […]

Author: Yoshita Arora
Post type: Article

By definition, Food systems are the sum of actors and interactions along the food value chain—from input supply and production of crops, livestock, fish, and other agricultural commodities to transportation, processing, retailing, wholesaling, and preparation of foods to consumption and disposal. There are hundreds of organizations working towards […]

Author: Laure Heilbron
Post type: Article

We are faced with a global food crisis. How do we feed 9 billion people in 2050? How do we overcome one of the biggest challenges facing humanity? And how can we do it in a fair and sustainable way? Simply increasing food […]

Author: Yoshita Arora
Post type: Article

NewForesight supported the Demand Generation Alliance this and last year in stakeholder facilitation, understanding the industry gap, outlining a pitch deck and the detailed blueprint.   What is the Demand Generation Alliance? The Demand Generation Alliance (DGA) is a multi-stakeholder collaboration focused on […]

Author: Thomas Meijer
Post type: Article

Companies in the food and agriculture sector are faced with various sustainability challenges in their supply chains. The products they source are often associated with issues such as deforestation, pollution, land rights, low wages, and numerous others. Solving these issues will not only […]

Author: Lucas Simons
Post type: Blog

The documentary Seaspiracy on Netflix is a huge hit. With bloody images it has succeeded in bringing the overwhelming challenges of overfishing, destruction of ecosystems, climate change, slavery, and forced labour practices, and plastic pollution to the attention the millions of viewers and […]

Author: Oliver Gibbs
Post type: Article

Over a year into the pandemic, people everywhere raise the question: how can we build back better? With that, more and more investors have embraced investing in impact as a way to make a positive change whilst also making a profit. The Global […]

Author: Joost Backer
Post type: Article

Tropical deforestation continues to grow. At the same time, companies struggle to make clear commitments or give substance to pledges already in place. The existing ‘tool’ of commodity crop certification alone has shown to be insufficient to get the job done. A more […]