Industries · Agrifood Supply Chains
Farms and suppliers measured, so your claims and disclosures hold.
Food companies depend on thousands of hectares they do not own. XNatura monitors supplier farms with sensors and satellite, and turns the data into evidence for regenerative claims, ESRS and EUDR.
FindusSyngentaSan PellegrinoAlce NeroMondelez
Across the portfolio
- 200+
- projects monitored
- 12
- countries, 4 continents
- 10,000+
- IoT sensors in the field
- 200+
- satellite layers, refreshed weekly
What is at stake for Agrifood Supply Chains operators
- Regenerative claimsPractices on supplier farms must be measured, not declared.XN Biodiversity · XN Reporting
- Water in the supply chainStress and quality risk on the catchments of your suppliers.XN Water
- Deforestation and land-useEUDR due diligence and land-use change per plot.XN VMS · XN Reporting
Recommended for Agrifood Supply Chains
Three products cover most Agrifood Supply Chains portfolios.
Start from the one your next deadline needs; the others plug into the same site model.
- XN Biodiversity
Biodiversity & Nature Management System
Biodiversity baseline and sensors on supplier farms.Learn more - XN Water
Water Risk Intelligence System
Water risk per supplier catchment.Learn more - XN Reporting
Reporting & Natural Capital Accounting System
ESRS, GRI and EUDR evidence from one dataset.Learn more
Agrifood Supply Chains projects
Supply chains monitored from Italy to Portugal.
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ITItaly · vegetable supply chainFindusAgrifoodXN REPORTINGRead the case studyAll case studiesAgrifood Supply Chains case studies
Alce Nero · AgrifoodOrganic at scale, validated by data from eight sitesRead the case study
Findus · AgrifoodFindus monitors regenerative practices in its vegetable supply chainRead the case study
Colussi · AgrifoodRegenerative agriculture for cereals, validated by dataRead the case study
Fattoria La Maliosa · AgrifoodVineyard and olive grove biodiversity measured with dataRead the case study
Fattoria di Maiano · AgrifoodHistoric olive groves and measured biodiversity across Tuscany and VenetoRead the case study
Sammontana Corporate · AgrifoodThe Amando almond grows in a monitored orchardRead the case study
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What does "measurable biodiversity" in a vineyard actually mean?
Measurable biodiversity translates into numerical indices: the Bioacoustic Biodiversity Index (IBI) calculated from the bird calls recorded by the Birdy sensor, the pollination-pressure index from Spectrum, the NDVI and LST vegetation indices from satellite, and the soil microbiome.
How long does it take to see the first results?
Bioacoustic data begins to accumulate from the first day the Birdy sensor is installed. After just 30 days you will already have a first portrait of the species present and their activity rhythms.
Are biodiversity credits already tradable on regulated markets?
The voluntary biodiversity credit market is evolving quickly: the TNFD framework and the Biodiversity Net Gain methodology (UK) are already operational. XNatura credits follow the BNG methodology and can be purchased by companies that want to offset their impact on nature in a verifiable way.
Do you monitor only birds or other taxonomic groups too?
The Birdy sensor is specialised for bird calls, but it also captures sounds of bats and some insects. Spectrum is dedicated to pollinators (bees, hornets, hoverflies). Soil eDNA analyses detect vertebrates, invertebrates and plants. Camera traps complete the picture with mammals and reptiles.
Why is it important to monitor biodiversity in the agricultural sector?
Biodiversity is fundamental for agricultural resilience because it supports the essential ecosystem services for the productivity and stability of agricultural systems.
What's the biggest nature and climate risk in Agrifood Supply Chains?
Regenerative claims. Practices on supplier farms must be measured, not declared.
What else does XNatura monitor in Agrifood Supply Chains?
Water in the supply chain. Stress and quality risk on the catchments of your suppliers.
Which XNatura product is the best starting point in Agrifood Supply Chains?
XN Biodiversity: Biodiversity baseline and sensors on supplier farms.