General Mills collaborated with SustainCERT to assess the degree to which interventions and investments enable validated and verified GHG mitigation outcomes, and the associated opportunity for co-claiming with value chain partners.
The white paper explores the opportunities and challenges associated with recognizing interventions within existing frameworks from SustainCERT, GHG Protocol, and SBTi. We specifically assessed the degree to which interventions and investments enable co-claimable GHG mitigation outcomes, meaning outcomes that can be incorporated within their GHG inventory.
General Mills' regenerative agriculture approach includes supporting direct interventions as well as landscape-level initiatives designed to enable widespread adoption of regenerative management principles.
