Thursday, 11 June 2026 01:55 PM
Environmental, Social and Governance
HOUSTON, TX / ACCESS Newswire / June 11, 2026 / Arva announced today that, since 2023, it has distributed over $100 million in payments to farmers and channel partners. These payouts stem from corporate partners achieving a cumulative total of 3.4 million metric tons of verified CO2 equivalent emission reductions, generated across 4.4 million enrolled acres. This milestone reflects growing adoption of climate-smart agriculture across global supply chains.
As Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) companies work toward Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) commitments, requiring 25-50% Scope 3 reductions by 2030, Arva's data-driven model is bridging the gap between corporate climate ambition and field-level execution. By linking sustainability goals directly to farm-gate outcomes, Arva provides the primary, audit-ready data required to meet global reporting standards.
"The scale we are seeing today showcases that regenerative agriculture transitions are bankable when corporate supply chain needs and farm-level incentives are aligned," said Jay McEntire, CEO of Arva. "We are no longer in the pilot phase. We are delivering measurable Scope 3 removals and reductions at the scale global CPGs require to hit their 2030 deadlines."
A Scalable Engine for Scope 3 Reductions
Arva's platform now spans 15 key commodities including corn, soybeans, wheat, rice, and cotton and operates across a diverse range of agricultural systems. To drive these outcomes, Arva has facilitated payments to farmers, proving that an outcome-based incentive model effectively de-risks the transition to regenerative practices.
The program's success is rooted in its ability to support the full diversity of the global supply chain, with enrolled operations ranging from smallholder farms to large-scale commercial producers. This flexibility ensures that CPG partners can achieve consistent, verifiable data across their ingredient network.
Established Global Footprint
Arva continues to see rapid enrollment growth across its established program countries in North America, South America, and Asia. With active operations in nine countries - including the United States, Brazil, Argentina, and Indonesia - Arva's infrastructure supports global supply chains across multiple continents, ensuring regional specificity and direct, field-level implementation.
"The demand for high-integrity, regenerative solutions is a global business imperative," said Denise Leleux, Chief Operating Officer at Arva. "By scaling our established programs in Asia and the Americas, we are helping our partners secure their supply chains and deliver on climate commitments across every region where their ingredients are grown. We are just getting started."
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About Arva
Arva Intelligence is an AI company built for agriculture - helping global brands, biofuel producers, and carbon buyers turn regenerative agriculture into a supply chain advantage by reducing emissions, de-risking supply, and improving soil health. Our AI optimization engine is fed by primary field-level data and grounded in foundational scientific models. The result is verified, audit-ready outcomes for Scope 3 emission reductions, biofuel credits, and carbon dioxide removals (CDRs).
From farmer enrollment and compensation, to measurement, verification, and audit-ready delivery, Arva runs the full program for the clients we serve. Since 2023, we've helped farmers regenerate more than 4.4 million acres across nine countries, reducing carbon emissions by 3.4 million metric tonnes CO₂e. Healthier soils mean more resilient supply chains and better farmer economics. Founded by farmers and rooted in science, Arva is uniquely positioned to turn regenerative agriculture into the global standard. For more information, visit www.arva.com.
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SOURCE: Arva Intelligence