ALM Carbon Feasibility For Multinational Food Supply Chains
Project Type / Technology
Agricultural Land Management (ALM) Under Climate Action Reserve (CAR) Soil Protocol.
Region / Geography
Latin America
Type of Organization
Multinational Food Chain Corporation
Methodology Used
Climate Action Reserve (US Soil Protocol Adaptation)
Project Scale
X
Estimated annual credits
X
Context
The project evaluated the feasibility of securing carbon credits for a multinational food company’s fruit and vegetable producers by adapting the CAR Soil Protocol to the national context. It aimed to identify additionality opportunities across diverse regions and farming systems, enabling producers to monetize sustainable practices while supporting broader corporate sustainability goals.
Our Expert Role
Led scoping and Concept Note development; adapted U.S. Soil Protocol for national use; conducted outreach to producers and technical staff; designed data collection processes and regionalized additionality assessments; developed safeguards aligned with CAR’s inclusivity framework; performed preliminary carbon quantification using approved models.
Outcomes Delivered
Established eligibility roadmap for producer participation; secured internal alignment on credit potential; submitted protocol adaptation Concept Note; supported future registration pathway for scalable, high-integrity ALM carbon credits.