Decarbonize your commodities
Nset turns food & beverage commodities into decarbonization solutions to enable your scope 3 targets.
Up to
-30%
lower emissions
Up to
+25%
higher yields
Real scope 3 reductions, not offsets
Lock in real emission reductions without upfront capital
High accuracy on-farm data
Get real data you can trust that's peer-reviewed and scientifically verified.
Real, verifiable scope 3 reductions
Better on-ground practices create claimable scope 3 reductions.
No upfront capital exposure
You only pay for the reductions related to the commodities you procure and don’t need to decarbonize the supplier entirely.
Audit-grade and compliant reporting
SBTi FLAG, and GhG Protocol aligned reporting that's compliant with EU standards.
Better outcomes for you
Decarbonize your commodities and future-proof your supply chain
Up to
50%
lower costs vs. removals
Up to
30%
fewer emissions
Up to
25%
higher yields
The Nset platform
On-farm MRV
Real-time data you can trust
Nset’s emission data is measured from scientific-grade MRV towers on the farm level, allowing you to track progress in real-time without any guesswork or the risk of greenwashing.
EU-compliant traceability
Full overview from seed-to-harvest
Our farmgate traceability of events captures every interaction from seed-to-harvest and delivers full transparency and traceability across the lifecycle of a commodities from Nset.
GhGP & ISO-compliant reporting
Easy Scope 3 reporting & data processing
Get SBTi, GhG Protocol, and ISO frameworks aligned reporting with every commodity we've helped decarbonize and brought into your supply chain.
Become climate-smart
Unlock the potential of climate-smart commodities for your supply chain
Build climate-resilient supply chains, get realtime emissions and risk tracking, claimable scope 3 reductions, and compliant reporting all bundled into one.
"Regenerative agriculture reduces GHG emissions, removes carbon, increases biodiversity, improves water quality, and generates higher returns and strong long-term resilience for farmers."
– Philipp Hillenbrand, McKinsey