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Regrow and Soil Capital Partner to Deliver End-to-End Scope 3 Insetting Programs in Latin America

The fully integrated solution combines Regrow's leading MRV platform with Soil Capital's proven, GHG Protocol LSRS validated Scope 3 certification and regenerative agriculture programme development, covering the full crop rotation across Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay and Mexico.

Buenos Aires, August 3rd, 2026 - Regrow, the Agriculture Resilience Platform powering leading global food and agriculture companies, and Soil Capital, the leading Scope 3 insetting solution and regenerative agriculture program development company, today announce a strategic partnership to deliver verified, end-to-end Scope 3 insetting programs for Latin America.

The partnership establishes a unified solution that takes corporate clients from supply shed baseline to enrolled farmers to a verified, audit-ready Scope 3 claim, all with one agreement, one data flow, and one program across the full crop rotation.

Addressing gaps at a pivotal moment for Latin American agriculture 

Food and agriculture companies sourcing from Latin America face growing pressure to reduce and report the agricultural emissions embedded in their supply chains, with regulatory forces turning net-zero commitments into specific, measurable sourcing requirements. At the same time, these supply chains face increasingly volatile climate conditions, making the transition to regenerative farming practices not just a reporting imperative, but a supply resilience strategy.

Until now, companies looking to create on-farm change in Latin America needed to assemble their own networks of MRV providers, project developers, and certification bodies, creating fragmented data, duplicated workflows, and significant execution risk. This partnership removes that friction, giving corporates a single, science-backed path from baseline to verified claim and on-farm impact.

Together, this offering pairs Regrow's carbon modelling science, primary data collection infrastructure, and landscape-level supply shed analysis — now anchored in Latin America through its merger with Plataforma PUMA — with Soil Capital's Scope 3 insetting certification framework and farmer engagement model, trusted by leading food industry actors. This is the same GHG Protocol LSRS-validated approach that underpins Soil Capital's programs across Europe and Latin America.

Built on a proven foundation

The partnership builds on a track record spanning two continents. Since 2022, Soil Capital's ISO 14064-2 and GHG Protocol LSRS-validated Scope 3 program has run with Regrow's DNDC model at its core. The program, thoroughly tested in the demanding European market, has delivered for both climate impact and farmer livelihood, enabling the climate mitigation of over 1,160,000 tCO2e and €21.1M in direct payments to farmers.

That foundation extends to Latin America. Since 2024, Soil Capital and Plataforma PUMA (now PUMA by Regrow) have been delivering the SAI Platform Argentina Peanuts Project, a 3-year landscape-scale insetting initiative covering over 7,500 hectares across 42 farms. The innovative program has demonstrated how PUMA by Regrow's data collection and quantification capabilities, combined with Soil Capital's certification framework and corporate partnerships, can produce credible, LSRS-aligned Scope 3 outcomes in Argentine row crop systems. 

This partnership formalizes and scales that model across Latin America.

"The PUMA merger gave us on-the-ground presence and crop system expertise in Latin America. This partnership connects that infrastructure to Soil Capital's proven, Europe-tested certification and farmer engagement model.

said Anastasia Volkova, CEO and Co-Founder at Regrow. "We're confident this model will create real, verified impact for Latin American agriculture."

"Delivering Scope 3 outcomes at scale requires two things that are rarely found together: the science to make the claim credible and the execution infrastructure to make it real for farmers and corporates."

said Chuck de Liedekerke, CEO and Co-Founder, Soil Capital. "Regrow brings the former; Soil Capital brings the latter. Together we are offering something the Latin American market has been waiting for."

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About Regrow

Regrow powers Agriculture Resilience for today’s leading retailers, CPGs, processors, and farmers. Named one of the TIME100 Most Influential Companies of 2023, Regrow’s rapidly growing list of partners includes Cargill, General Mills, Nestle and Tate & Lyle. With Regrow’s Agriculture Resilience Platform, companies across the ag supply chain gain the ability to assure their supply chains by accelerating the needed scale of GHG emissions reduction, adoption of regenerative farming practices, and proactive adaptation to the changing climate. A member of the World BusInéss Council for Sustainable Development, Regrow has been named the No. 1 Most Innovative Company in Agriculture on Fast Company’s list of the World’s 50 Most Innovative Companies in 2023 and ranked 328 on the 2024 Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing private companies in America.

About Soil Capital

Founded in 2013, Soil Capital is a certified B Corp and Europe's first and leading Scope 3 insetting company, working with farmers and the food and agriculture industry to support the transition to more resilient and regenerative agricultural systems, delivering GHG Protocol Land Sector & Removals Standard (LSRS)-validated programs for corporate partners including Nestlé, Mars, PepsiCo and Royal Canin. Operating across Europe and Latin America, Soil Capital uses agronomic intelligence to connect businesses with farmers who are rewarded for improving soil health, mitigating climate change and reinforcing food security. Using SBTi FLAG-compliant methodologies and digital tools, on-farm practices are translated into reliable, field-level data and verified outcomes. Learn more at www.soilcapital.com.

Get in touch

Regrow: Jonathan Unger - jonathan.unger@regrow.ag

Soil Capital: Yannick Delvaux - y.delvaux@soilcapital.com

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