Our expertise in agricultural commodities, and their various environmental impacts and risks, enables us to advise companies on a deeper, more integrated level.
Transform your full value chain
Quantis understands your full value chain — including direct customers, consumer packaged goods companies and retailers — as well as corresponding agricultural standards. This enables us to advise on the development of critical business models that will enable your company to mitigate the impacts of agriculture, while aligning with financial targets.
How Quantis can help
For two decades, our dynamic and visionary team has partnered with organizations across the globe to transform their industries and shape a new, planetary economy that aligns business with nature.
We guide companies on the transition from business as usual to business at its best.
Quantis agriculture experts can help you:
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Assess agricultural impact
We help clients create corporate, product or commodity footprints to accurately assess their full impact and identify priority areas for action. This enables the implementation of the most effective regenerative agriculture practices.
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Plan a sustainability strategy
Quantis can help companies set appropriate environmental targets and develop robust strategies for achieving these goals by adopting regenerative agriculture practices and relevant restoration plans.
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Engage + implement change
Quantis helps companies define business models around low-impact commodity markets, transforming their supply chains and, in turn, their product portfolios.
Quantis experts
Latest case studies
World Cocoa Foundation
In partnership with Quantis, WCF created the first sector-wide GHG accounting methodology.Rémy Cointreau
Quantis helped Rémy Cointreau set, submit and validate its overall SBT short- and long-term target, including FLAG emission and removal targets and a Net Zero…General Mills
General Mills worked with Quantis and Regrow to baseline emissions and track progress across its value chain.
Latest insights
Weathering the storm: How to build resilience in agrifood supply chains
Extreme weather and geopolitical disruptions are no longer isolated events; they’re compounding, frequent and increasingly severe.The time is now: Climate leadership for agriculture-driven companies
Discover how agriculture-driven companies can lead on climate by preparing for the GHG Protocol’s Land Sector and Removals Guidance.Building Resilience in Agrifood Supply Chains
Global production levels of 15 key crops could fall by up to 35% by 2050, according to BCG and Quantis modeling.