No green-tinted graphics, no polar bears, no offset hand-waving. What our biology measurably does for delta soil, delta water, and delta farmers — and what it does not. Updated as the data updates.
We do not sell sustainability. We sell biology. The sustainability is what happens when the biology is used right — measured at the soil, in the water, on the farmer's balance sheet.
This page is for investors, ESG-conscious distributors, and journalists who want the unvarnished version of our impact story. We will keep adding to it.
If you need formal disclosures aligned to GRI, SASB, or TCFD — write to us. We do not yet publish a formal annual report; we send a structured impact brief to partners on request. Honest accounting beats decorative reporting.
Aggregate figures from enrolled trial farms, 2022 — 2024. Not modelled, not projected. Site-level reports are available to research partners.
A microbiology operation has a footprint — fermentation runs on electricity, packaging uses material, agronomists drive trucks. Here is what it adds up to, ballpark, for our 2024 operations.
| Footprint · 2024 | Figure |
|---|---|
| Electricity · two sites | ~ 480 MWh |
| Of which renewable | 42% |
| Direct emissions (Scope 1) | ~ 28 tCO₂e |
| Indirect emissions (Scope 2) | ~ 195 tCO₂e |
| Water draw · production | ~ 6,200 m³ |
| Packaging waste | ~ 4.2 t |
| Of which recycled / reused | 73% |
An honest sustainability page lists the gaps as well as the wins. Below — what we are working on, with rough timelines.
Solar at the second site — committed for 2027. Will move us above 70% renewable on Scope 2.
Refillable packaging pilot — testing return-and-refill drums for distributor partners. Limited rollout 2026.
Formal carbon audit — figures above are internally calculated. We plan a third-party verified audit alongside our 2027 operations report.
Scope 3 — we do not yet measure transport and farmer-side use phase. On the roadmap, no firm date.
A more detailed impact pack is sent on request. Direct contact, no drip sequence.