We start where the evidence chain is already instrumented. Elsewhere we say no, or we start with a baseline study before promising a label.
Batch electricity from a metered supply, nutrient input mass, packaging, outbound transport, and an embedded-hardware allocation — all with hourly grid factors.
The conventional-farming baseline. It cannot be measured from your fleet; it must be surveyed, co-signed and frozen before any reduction claim.
A labelled lot can carry primary-data scope 3 into a buyer's own footprint. That is the only reason a premium survives a procurement review.
Ingredient-level footprints where the supplier is small and the buyer needs auditable primary data rather than a spend-based estimate.
Line-level energy and material balance, allocation across product families, and the embedded carbon of equipment amortised per unit.
Lending and underwriting decisions need a defensible evidence chain, not a sustainability report. We produce the former.
Send the batch shape and the claim. We will tell you within two working days whether it is verifiable.