Findus
Findus & XNatura: monitoring of supply chains for traceability and sustainability
Project overview
Since 2023, Findus has been actively committed to monitoring biodiversity and pollinators by analyzing cultivated fields managed by farms in Abruzzo, Lazio, and Puglia to assess the impact of its vegetable supply chain on biodiversity. This project serves as a foundation for better understanding the agroecosystem and planning targeted interventions for biodiversity regeneration. The initiative aims to safeguard biodiversity and strengthen an essential ecosystem service - pollination - which is increasingly at risk due to climate change.
Challenge
Monitor biodiversity in intensive farming to reduce environmental impact.
Cultivation, Person in charge & Future
Main KPIs monitored
Main phases of the project
Since 2024, Findus has implemented a biodiversity monitoring project for fields cultivated by farms located in Abruzzo, Lazio and Puglia, covering 710 hectares of agricultural land and surrounding areas. Through Flora, XNatura's technology that processes high-resolution data from ESA satellites, combined with authoritative biodiversity databases and internationally recognized protocols, it has been possible to perform an analysis of land use and ecosystem structure and to quantify biodiversity potential in agricultural landscapes.
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