The two companies aim to reduce the carbon footprint of Purina’s corn and soy supply for dry pet food production.

The company reduced its Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 40%, achieved zero-waste, and made progress toward several other environmental and social goals.

The authorization will help Ÿnsect contribute to sustainability efforts across the US pet food industry.

The companies have partnered to provide measurement reporting and verification for farmers participating in Scoular’s regenerative agriculture sourcing program.

The company’s shifts to renewable energy and its support of regenerative agriculture are key initiatives.

The Purina ONE DualNature range boasts a 15.7% reduction in carbon footprint through fine-tuning of manufacturing, formulation and logistics.

Renewable energy, reducing deforestation, and the use of alternative proteins for its pet food portfolio are all part of the plan.

The partnership aims to support the implementation of climate-smart farming to reduce carbon and greenhouse gas emissions, improve soil health and biodiversity, and more.

“The cost of not acting has become significantly higher than the cost of acting,” said Paul Polman, former CEO of Unilever.

The America’s Climate Leaders 2023 list recognized several CPG companies for their efforts to reduce their GHG emissions.