SIMPLi spotted in Musings Magazine! 👀 Our co-founder Sarela Herrada had a chance to sit down with Musings Magazine and had an opportunity to share more about our distinct supply chains, our sourcing standards, and how we are supporting our farming partners around the world. Did you know that we started our Regenerative Pathways Program (RPP) to expand farmers’ potential to grow the regenerative organic movement? The RPP supports farmers with resources to achieve Regenerative Organic Certification® (ROC) and empowers them with education, financing, and community-building. We’re so proud to not just work with, but empower indigenous farmers as they grow their businesses and help their communities flourish. Thank you to Musings Magazine and Susan Rockefeller for a wonderful feature! ⭐ Check out the full interview with SIMPLi co-founder Sarela Herrada here: https://lnkd.in/eZ-HSC4R Read more about our RPP: https://lnkd.in/eZ-HSC4R #EatSIMPLi #MusingsMagazine #PressFeature #PR #SustainableFarming #RegenerativeAgriculture #ClimateAction #EthicalSourcing #SupplyChains #SoilHealth #OrganicFood #SupportYourFarmers
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How do we create more demand for regenerative food? Tina has the entire answer in less than 90 seconds ⬇️ 🎬 "We need to stop expecting to enroll people in a values movement in order to engage them in purchasing behaviors based on their own critical needs." MIC DROP 🎤 🔥 "The consumer is not only here but has been here for years - waiting for additional solutions to come to market, and regenerative agriculture offers that sweet spot." I hope to one day be half as articulate as Tina Owens!!! This whole episode with Koen van Seijen & Investing in Regenerative Agriculture and Food is SO GOOD Give it a listen here: https://bit.ly/3RwwCBp #regenerativeagriculture #regenerativefarming #regenerativefoodsystems #cpg #regenbrands #food #beverage #sustainability #innovation #nutrientdensity
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⭐ If you haven't heard Chetan Parmar talk about RegenAg and ESG and how they can impact the food supply chain for social good, you've got to be at this event! Learn how FoodChain ID strives to make a globally conscious impact while making the food chain safe and transparent
🌱 Join us at Food Matters Live on April 16 & 17 to connect with industry peers and gain practical insights across the ingredient supply chain. Participate in 45-minute peer group roundtable discussions facilitated by experts, including FoodChain ID - don't miss Chetan Parmar, Senior Vice President, Technical Services Europe & Asia as he shares his insights: 🗓️ Tuesday April 16, 11:15am - Seeding Sustainability through Regenerative Agriculture Certification 🗓️ Wednesday April 17, 11:15am - Harvesting Tomorrow: Accelerating ESG Goals Through Regenerative Practices Register now to drive sustainable practices forward in the food industry! 🌍 https://buff.ly/3TPLJXC #FoodMattersLive #Sustainability #RegenerativeAg
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In a world where food security, environmental sustainability, and economic stability are paramount concerns, investing in sustainable agriculture emerges as a pivotal necessity for all
At Tate & Lyle, we continue to invest in sustainable agriculture programmes that focus on the agricultural raw materials where we have the biggest opportunity to make a positive impact: stevia and corn, which represent the majority share of our GHG emissions (cultivation, harvesting, processing). Yet, we know it’s not only important to decarbonise our supply chain through regenerative agricultural practices, but also to support farmers and local communities. That's one of the reasons Anna Pierce, our Director of Sustainability, believes regenerative agriculture is a solution for the sustainable transition required across food systems today. Want to learn more? Hear Anna share key learnings from Tate & Lyle’s sustainable corn and stevia programmes at the Sustainable Foods webinar this week on Thursday, 25 April at 2 PM BST. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eu-F3uD9 #Sustainability #regenerativeagriculture #futureoffood #ScienceSolutionsSociety
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Will you be attending Prosper Forum next week? If so, say hello to the Datassential team Megan Lynberg and Shara Orem, and join us during "The Ingredients are Key: Building a Regenerative Food System" panel discussion to hear from industry experts, including our very own Shara Orem! From adopting regenerative agriculture practices on the farm to driving collective action along the value chain, this panel discussion will dive into what it takes to accelerate the transition to a more sustainable food system, how sourcing ingredients fits in, and the importance of creating shared value to drive meaningful progress. Learn more about the event here: https://hubs.la/Q02KSwzM0 #Datassential #ProsperForum #foodservice #foodindustry #sustainability #regenerativeagriculture
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What is the biggest enabler of regenerative agriculture? 🚜 "Restructuring the financial models that contribute to farming globally" I completely agree! Thank you Dr. John Dennis Liu for sharing such in interesting article and as usual your inspiring vision
What is the biggest enabler of regenerative agriculture? 🚜 "Restructuring the financial models that contribute to farming globally", says Adele Jones, Executive Director at Sustainable Food Trust (SFT). The current economic signals tell farmers that they need to produce as much as they can for the lowest possible cost, irrespective of the impacts on public health or the environment. 👎 The Sustainable Food Trust suggests that to help enable the shift to regenerative farming methods and to make a business case for this transition, we could start by assigning, where appropriate, an economic value to the many positive outputs generated by truly regenerative farming. 🐝 But this transition will require a wide support system, including not only farmers but government, food companies, retailers, banks, investors and the insurance industry. 🤝 SFT’s Executive Director, Adele Jones, met with Commonland at the Regenerative Agriculture and Food Systems Summit organised by Kisaco Research: Food, Drink & Wellness to discuss this in more detail. 👉 To find out more about the SFT’s work, visit sustainablefoodtrust.org #RegenerativeAgriculture #RAFSS #FoodProduction #SustainableTransition
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Developing a more sustainable food system is becoming a top priority for many companies that are now investigating new and better approaches like regenerative agriculture. Cargill is helping farmers adopt these practices with a program called RegenConnect® that determines the measures that will work best for each farm and compensates farmers for their positive environmental impacts. In this Supply Chain Sustainability Story, learn how Cargill is promoting farmer resilience and extending those impacts to help brands meet their Scope 3 emissions. #SustainableFoods #RegenerativeAgriculture https://ow.ly/sAfp50SECWP
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All good thoughts Ben. Do we know if Regenified is finding a market fit yet? I hear many acres have been certified, but has the value chain been lifted up for any of the farms with validated regen grain in the bin? Consumer well-being stems from engagement with the environment around where their food comes from. Eating meat they can feel great about again. Enjoying flour-based foods in spite of a gluten sensitivity. Oatmeal with the taste and texture of actual grain. The only place I see this happening is locally, via short chains where there is no guesswork around validating the claims because consumers can literally drive to the farms and see for themselves. Maybe only possible within states and provinces facilitated by farmers markets, small-scale local or on-farm processors, and online sales platforms.
Situation 1: I’m torn between the lack of transparency in regenerative certifications and the enablement they provide farmers just entering the regen ag space. On one hand you have tiered requirements like Regenified™ demanding minimal acres but on the other hand, the low barrier to entry encourages more practice adoption (especially with larger acre producers) to test a market. Q: Can a “regenerative” producer only have 1% of their acres in a regen standard and yet be regenerative? Situation 2: The key driver of certification adoption is the market. If there’s no market for a certified product, it’s a big pat on the back to the producer, but that’s it. This is why I like the approach Mad Agriculture takes to working within the organic space to integrate regenerative systems - *premium market, *ample room for improved production practices. Q1: Considering the shift in consumer demanded transparency, what happens when consumers don’t understand the differences between certifications? Q1a: If USDA Organic is the market “standard” for most organic production, what is the equivalent for regen? Q2: What does regenerative certified mean? Q2a: As a consumer, how does a regenerative certified product impact my wellbeing? **Defensible claims only.** #regenerativeagriculture #food #corn #farm #climatesmartagriculture #sustainability
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🧑🌾👩🏽🌾👨🌾 If you’re a farmer: Our regen soil standard (EISP) is a data collection protocol co-developed with our friends, EarthOptics, to ensure producers are collecting soil data measurements required by most (maybe all) regenerative certification soil standards. ✅📋✅ If you’re a regen cert, our platform enables the organization and distribution of data collected by your certification/work — soil, biodiversity, water, downstream community impact, and farm plan compliance. >> We’re a resource, not a competitor. #regenerativeagriculture #dataanalytics #compliance #sustainability
Situation 1: I’m torn between the lack of transparency in regenerative certifications and the enablement they provide farmers just entering the regen ag space. On one hand you have tiered requirements like Regenified™ demanding minimal acres but on the other hand, the low barrier to entry encourages more practice adoption (especially with larger acre producers) to test a market. Q: Can a “regenerative” producer only have 1% of their acres in a regen standard and yet be regenerative? Situation 2: The key driver of certification adoption is the market. If there’s no market for a certified product, it’s a big pat on the back to the producer, but that’s it. This is why I like the approach Mad Agriculture takes to working within the organic space to integrate regenerative systems - *premium market, *ample room for improved production practices. Q1: Considering the shift in consumer demanded transparency, what happens when consumers don’t understand the differences between certifications? Q1a: If USDA Organic is the market “standard” for most organic production, what is the equivalent for regen? Q2: What does regenerative certified mean? Q2a: As a consumer, how does a regenerative certified product impact my wellbeing? **Defensible claims only.** #regenerativeagriculture #food #corn #farm #climatesmartagriculture #sustainability
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📢 Exciting News! 🌱✨ 🚜 Get ready to take the farm-to-table movement to the next level with our latest blog post: "Locally Grown: Taking The Farm-To-Table Movement to The Next Level"! 🥕🌾 In today's world, many individuals are becoming more conscious of the environmental impact of their choices, and this includes the food they consume. As a result, we have seen the farm-to-table movement gaining significant popularity in recent years. This movement emphasizes sourcing locally grown produce and supporting local farmers, promoting sustainable and organic farming practices. However, the farm-to-table movement is not just limited to connecting consumers with local farmers. It also has the potential to evolve and take on new dimensions, furthering its impact on the environment and the community. Want to learn more? Check out our latest blog post to discover how the farm-to-table movement can make a difference! 🌍🌱 https://lnkd.in/gFt784_K Feel free to share your thoughts and ideas in the comments below. Let's unite in creating a sustainable and future-forward food system together! 🌾🤝 #FarmtoTable #SustainableFarming #LocalProduce #FoodForThought
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What is the biggest enabler of regenerative agriculture? 🚜 "Restructuring the financial models that contribute to farming globally", says Adele Jones, Executive Director at Sustainable Food Trust (SFT). The current economic signals tell farmers that they need to produce as much as they can for the lowest possible cost, irrespective of the impacts on public health or the environment. 👎 The Sustainable Food Trust suggests that to help enable the shift to regenerative farming methods and to make a business case for this transition, we could start by assigning, where appropriate, an economic value to the many positive outputs generated by truly regenerative farming. 🐝 But this transition will require a wide support system, including not only farmers but government, food companies, retailers, banks, investors and the insurance industry. 🤝 SFT’s Executive Director, Adele Jones, met with Commonland at the Regenerative Agriculture and Food Systems Summit organised by Kisaco Research: Food, Drink & Wellness to discuss this in more detail. 👉 To find out more about the SFT’s work, visit sustainablefoodtrust.org #RegenerativeAgriculture #RAFSS #FoodProduction #SustainableTransition
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