ForFarmers considers soy meal sustainable when certificates are bought from soy programmes that have successfully passed the benchmarking process against the baseline criteria established in the FEFAC Soy Sourcing Guidelines and displayed on FEFAC’s customised page on ITC Standards Map. ForFarmers considers palm oil & palm oil derivatives sustainable when RSPO (Roundtable on Sustai- nable Palm Oil) certificates are bought for the equivalent tonnage of palm oil included in the raw materials used by ForFarmers. The number of suppliers who are members of Sedex expressed as a % of spend over the reporting period. Includes suppliers of raw materials, DML products and indirect procurement. ForFarmers uses FeedPrint to calculate the CO2 emissions of the major feed materials. Our formu- lation team now also uses this information to calculate the upstream emissions (scope 3) based on materials being delivered to the feed mill. Where materials are used by ForFarmers which are not yet in FeedPrint (usually micro-ingredients), alternative sources of information for example from Nevedi are used until 100% of the formula is included. ForFarmers uses the FAO definition and categorisation of human edible and non-edible feed materials. All feed and DML materials are categorised and converted to an 88% dry matter basis. The volume of materials categorised as by-products, grass and leaves, oil seed cakes and other non-edible are divided by the total to produce a % non-human edible feed materials over the reporting period.