Podcast
The Sustainable Commodities Podcast
Hosted by One Nine Nine · EN
The Sustainable Commodities Podcast tackles everything from the palm oil paradox to the cocoa conundrum. The podcast series will raise awareness about the importance of sustainable commodities like palm oil, soya, cocoa and coffee and shine a light on good work done with sustainable commodities worldwide. The podcast is a joint venture between sustainability marketing agency One Nine Nine and sustainable palm oil experts Judith Murdoch Associates.
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The Power of Partnership in the Fight Against Deforestation – Priscillia Moulin, MosaiX / Earthqualizer
Nov 1300:52:16Tap to summarizeThis week on the podcast, we’re talking deforestation, supply chain monitoring, the power and limitations of tech platforms and data, and why working in partnership with producers is the most effective way to drive positive change! To help us, we welcome Priscillia Moulin, Senior Advisor for Indonesian Environmental Non-Profit Earthqualizer Foundation, and Director of Strategy at MosaiX - a European based start-up helping organisations meet sustainability targets and navigate evolving legislation. Priscillia brings her decade of experience in NDPE (No deforestation, No peat, No exploitation) policy implementation in the palm oil sector – as we talk about how we can turn policy into practice, especially in light of legislation like EUDR. Along the way, we talk about the challenges and opportunities, the role of tech platforms, and the balance between activism and collaborative engagement with corporates when it comes to advancing sustainability. Links Earthqualizer Foundation MosiaX Inovasi Digital One Nine Nine Murdoch Associates
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Does Palm Oil Really Rule the Supermarket - Emily Meijaard, Borneo Futures
Oct 1500:40:32Tap to summarizeIs palm oil really in 50% of packaged supermarket products? No – according to a new report published this week! On this edition, it’s time for some serious mythbusting on this often repeated claim! We sit down with Emily Meijaard from Borneo Futures, a scientific consultancy based in Brunei. Emily is the lead author on a new report, Does Palm Oil Really Rule The Supermarket? We discuss the findings of the study, which examines the real prevalence of palm oil in supermarket products across various countries. Topics include the origins of the 50% figure, the surprising results from the analysis of product ingredient lists, the challenges with identifying oils found in oleochemicals (used in toiletries and homecare products), and the big gaps in ingredient transparency. Links Full Report - Does Palm Oil Really Rule the Supermarket Other Report - Exploring the future of vegetable oils Emily Meijaard Borneo Futures One Nine Nine Murdoch Associates
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Simon Kraemer – EARA: The Regenerative Agriculture Summit 2025
Oct 1300:14:27Tap to summarizeA special mini-edition of the Sustainable Commodities Podcast, recorded live at the Regenerative Agriculture Summit Europe in September 2025. Host Barnaby Patchett sits down with Simon Kraemer, Executive Director of the European Alliance for Regenerative Agriculture (EARA), an independent farmer-led coordination, advocacy and collective action organisation. We cover the challenges, solutions and lessons we can learn in regenerative agriculture - including why a farmer-led approach is so important, how we can scale, the dangers of moralising and why policy makers need to shift their mindset if we’re going to drive successful change. Look out for the other interviews in this series and check for the special report episode on the conference, which is available now. Links EARA One Nine Nine Murdoch Associates
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Douglas Christie: The Regenerative Agriculture Summit 2025
Oct 600:12:20Tap to summarizeA special mini-edition of the Sustainable Commodities Podcast, recorded live at the Regenerative Agriculture Summit Europe in September 2025. In this episode, Barnaby speaks with former Carbon Farmer of the Year Douglas Christie. Doug, a farmer for over 35 years, shares his journey, as well as the many challenges, opportunities, benefits and downsides of regenerative farming – covering finance, soil health, yields and barriers to adoption. This interview is part of a series of short conversations recorded with experts from across the supply chain during the event. Look out for the other interviews and check for the special report episode on the conference, which is available now. Links One Nine Nine Murdoch Associates Douglas Christie
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Carlotta Costa – Dimitra: The Regenerative Agriculture Summit 2025
Oct 300:11:28Tap to summarizeThe latest mini-episode of the Sustainable Commodities Podcast, recorded live at the Regenerative Agriculture Summit Europe! Barnaby Patchett sit down with Carlotta Costa, Director of ESG at Dimitra, to unpack why technology and data are so important to the Regenerative Agriculture movement. Why is data so fundamentally important? Are credit systems actually any good? Does delaying EUDR make sense? And most importantly… Is regenerative agriculture a hippie movement? Have a listen and find out! Links One Nine Nine Murdoch Associates Dimitra
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Jen Godderidge – ATMO: The Regenerative Agriculture Summit 2025
Sep 2600:06:53Tap to summarizeFrom farm to finance – how do we make it easier for farmers to access the financial rewards they need and deserve for investing in climate-positive practices? Jen Godderidge, from ATMO explains in the latest mini edition of the Sustainable Commodities Podcast – recorded live at Regenerative Agriculture Summit 2025. Hear more about some of the challenges around farmers, finance and fragmented data – and how connecting farmers, solution providers and corporates/banks can help solve them. Links One Nine Nine Murdoch Associates ATMO Jen Godderidge
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