Deforestation-free proof required for covered commodities entering the EU market
ISO 14064-1:2018 · ISO 14068-1:2023
Agricultural GHG footprint and carbon neutrality certification
EU Green Deal
Regulatory horizon shaping agricultural sustainability requirements across Europe
Climate Action
Climate action for Agriculture.
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CLIMATE ACTION · AGRICULTURE
Agriculture sits at the center of two intersecting pressures. It is one of the largest contributors to global greenhouse gas emissions — and one of the sectors most exposed to climate change itself. From commodity supply chains to local food systems, agricultural organizations face growing demands from regulators, buyers, and investors to account for their climate footprint, prove their land use practices, and demonstrate a credible path forward.
Climate action in agriculture is no longer a future consideration. It is the condition of continued access to the world's most demanding markets. Green Initiative brings science-based measurement, supply chain traceability, and internationally recognized certification to agricultural organizations at every stage of that journey.
EUDRThe EU Deforestation Regulation requires any organization placing covered commodities — cattle, soy, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, rubber — on the EU market to prove their products are deforestation-free, with geolocated supply chain data and documented due diligence. Organizations that build this infrastructure now will access premium EU markets. Those that delay will lose them.
Your organization is aware of the regulatory horizon — EUDR deadlines, EU Green Deal requirements, buyer sustainability mandates — but hasn't yet built the measurement systems or traceability infrastructure to respond systematically.
We help agricultural organizations understand their regulatory exposure, map their EUDR risk profile, and build the foundational capacity to respond to market and compliance demands with credibility.
Stage 2
Measuring the footprint and building traceability
You are measuring the carbon footprint of your agricultural operations and beginning to document your supply chain. EUDR compliance requires geolocated, verifiable data on the origin of every covered commodity — from plot to product.
We deliver science-based agricultural carbon footprints and implement the supply chain traceability systems required for EUDR due diligence — mapping your operations with the precision that EU regulations and premium buyers demand.
Greeniaagricultural GHG inventory and supply chain data managed on the platform · EUDR due diligence
Stage 3
Certifying sustainable performance
Your organization has verified data — a measured footprint, documented supply chain, and evidence of deforestation-free sourcing. The challenge now is turning that into recognized certifications and compliance documentation that open EU markets and command premium pricing.
We certify your agricultural performance against internationally recognized standards and provide the EUDR compliance documentation that keeps your products in Europe's most demanding markets — and positions your organization as a preferred supplier to global food brands with their own sustainability commitments.
Greenia TPPcertified performance verified and independently disclosed to buyers and regulators · EUDR compliant
Stage 4
Leading the regenerative transition
Your organization goes beyond compliance — implementing regenerative agricultural practices, building soil carbon, integrating agroforestry, and actively restoring the ecosystems your operations depend on. Climate and nature action become one.
We design regenerative agriculture frameworks that integrate carbon farming, soil health, and ecosystem restoration — connecting your agricultural operations to emerging carbon and biodiversity markets and positioning your organization at the frontier of a global transition redefining what sustainable agriculture means.
Greenia TPPfull transparency stack — from field to market
Regenerative agriculture is where climate action and nature action become one. Explore our Nature Action pillar — Forest Friends and nature-positive services for agricultural organizations ready to go further.
Premium food brands, European retailers, and impact investors are actively building supply chains around verified, deforestation-free, low-carbon agricultural products. GI measurement, EUDR compliance documentation, and TPP-backed disclosure make your organization the preferred, defensible source in the most regulated and valuable markets in the world.
Ready to turn your agricultural footprint into a market advantage?
Talk to our specialists — we'll map your EUDR exposure and chart the path to compliance and beyond.
Agricultural organizations face three converging pressures: the EU Deforestation Regulation requiring verified, geolocated supply chain documentation for covered commodities as a condition of EU market access; global food brands and retailers building preferred supplier networks around verified low-carbon, deforestation-free sourcing; and development banks and sustainability-linked trade finance providers tying capital access to verified environmental performance conforming to ISO 14064-1:2018. The opportunity is significant. The organizations that build verified measurement, traceability, and certification infrastructure now are claiming the competitive position that their competitors are still working to understand. The window for building that position with credibility is open — and GI is the partner that builds it.
The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) requires any organization placing covered commodities — cattle, soy, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, rubber, and wood products — on the EU market to provide geolocated supply chain documentation proving those products were not produced on deforested or degraded land after December 2020, with due diligence risk assessments and documented mitigation measures. GI maps EUDR regulatory exposure and delivers the compliance infrastructure that secures EU market access. The organizations with EUDR-compliant documentation are not just legally protected. They are commercially positioned — preferred by the global food brands building sustainable sourcing standards and by the buyers who cannot afford the reputational risk of non-compliant supply chains.
GI delivers science-based carbon footprints conforming to ISO 14064-1:2018, product-level carbon footprint assessments quantifying the embedded emissions per tonne of commodity, supply chain traceability systems satisfying EUDR due diligence requirements, and internationally recognized certifications for carbon neutral and climate positive performance conforming to ISO 14068-1:2023 — all independently verified and publicly disclosed through the Transparency Performance Platform. The result is not a single document. It is a verified performance infrastructure that satisfies buyer sustainability mandates, regulatory due diligence requirements, and climate finance access conditions simultaneously. That is the commercial position worth building — and GI builds it.
Supply chain traceability for agricultural organizations means documented, geolocated verification of every product's journey from origin plot to final market — to plot-level precision for EUDR-covered commodities — satisfying EU regulatory due diligence requirements and the independently verified sourcing standards that global food brands and retailers are building into their procurement criteria. GI delivers traceability infrastructure that satisfies regulatory requirements and opens the buyer relationships that verified sourcing credentials create. The organizations with this infrastructure are not just compliant. They are preferred — and they can prove it at any point in the supply chain with a QR code.
GI agricultural certifications conforming to ISO 14064-1:2018 and ISO 14068-1:2023 open three simultaneous channels: preferential access and premium pricing from global food brands building low-carbon supply chains; EU market access for EUDR-covered commodities with documented due diligence in place; and sustainability-linked trade finance with preferential rates tied to verified climate performance. GI certification turns the cost of compliance into a commercial advantage — and the Transparency Performance Platform makes that advantage publicly visible to every buyer and financier in the value chain. Climate action and superior economic performance walk hand in hand. GI builds the certification that makes both happen.
Regenerative agriculture is the transition from reducing environmental harm to actively building measurable positive environmental outcomes — building soil carbon, integrating agroforestry, restoring ecosystem health, and generating independently verifiable biodiversity and carbon removal credits that institutional investors, development banks, and premium buyers are actively seeking. For agricultural organizations, it is the transition from being a compliant supplier to being a preferred partner in the future of food. It is the entry point to emerging carbon markets, nature-positive economy investment, and the sustainability-driven buyer relationships that define the next decade of agricultural trade. GI works with organizations making that transition.
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Ready to turn your agricultural footprint into a market advantage?
Talk to our specialists — we'll map your EUDR exposure and chart the path to compliance and beyond.
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