Food giant Kellanova is utilizing regenerative agriculture to reduce emissions in its supply chain.

Kellanova, a multinational food company formerly known as Kellogg's, has partnered with Varaha, Asia's largest carbon project developer, to implement regenerative agriculture practices on 12,500 acres of corn farms in India. This initiative aims to cut supply chain emissions by nearly 100,000 tons of carbon dioxide and transition 5,000 smallholder farmers to sustainable methods. Kellanova's goal is to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 while supporting farmer prosperity, reflecting a commitment to responsible sourcing in the food industry.