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Unlock actionable emissions insights across your value chain—from farm to table.
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Value Chain-Wide Emissions Tracking
Measure Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions across upstream agricultural suppliers, processing facilities, and downstream distribution partners - all in one platform.
Primary Data Collection & Allocation
Enable granular, site-specific emissions data capture across global supply chains, helping teams allocate carbon accurately by product, supplier, or geography.
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Scenario Planning for Sustainable Agriculture
Model emissions outcomes for regenerative practices, energy transitions, supply chain shifts, or ingredient changes, and compare cost-efficiency for each.
What’s Holding the Industry Back?
Invisible Emissions in Complex Chains
Multi-tier suppliers and inconsistent data make it difficult to understand true impact. SINAI helps centralize and standardize emissions data from seed to shelf.
Sustainability Goals Without a Map
Setting targets is easy—achieving them isn’t. SINAI turns decarbonization into a strategic, step-by-step plan, grounded in data and economics.
Consumer Pressure Meets Regulatory Heat
Brands are expected to deliver transparency and action. SINAI ensures you stay ahead of climate disclosure requirements while meeting rising customer expectations.
Transform Agricultural Emissions Into Competitive Advantage with resilient, transparent, and low-carbon food systems.
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See how leading organizations are leveraging SINAI’s Climate Transition Planner to achieve their sustainability goals.
Aligned with the recent shift towards sustainable products and value chain decarbonization across the globe, PennEngineering has begun to receive requests from their customers to share their scope 1 and scope2 emissions to aid in value chain emissions tracking and enable decarbonization.
In an effort to drive mitigation and decarbonization, Sumitomo Corporation of Americas, Bayer, JBS, AMAGGI, Rumo, and SINAI Technologies announced today the initial results of their first-of-its-kind collaboration to collect, allocate, and share primary emissions data across global supply chains.
