Value Chain Integration

Major corporations and especially Food and Beverage FMCGs have made aggressive commitments to achieve Carbon Neutrality and net zero supply chains in order to transform their agricultural sourcing models to regenerative agriculture. The private sector, however, faces major challenges in implementation sustainability policies due to the prevalent sourcing models for specialty agricultural ingredients: fragmented supply chains, multiple intermediaries and several tiers between the company and the farms as well as antiquated farming models and practices in the field. This leads to variability in supply, volatility in prices, and a general lack of supply chain transparency. The transformation of farming and upstream operations into low carbon, nature positive assets is therefore complex, capital intensive, and carries a high level of uncertainty and risk. Scarce capital limits the ability corporations to invest into the necessary transformation of farming operations towards fully decarbonized, regenerative systems.

Our projects SUPPORT CORPORATIONS IN ADDRESSING THESE CHALLENGES BY OFFERING A COMPLETE SOLUTION TO REDESIGNING SUPPLY CHAINS, INCLUDING FINANCING, DEVELOPMENT, OPERATION AND IMPACT MONITORING.

Through project financing we support the transition of farming systems and first transformation operations, partnering with investments funds, direct investors and development finance institutions.