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Can one investment firm’s carbon offsets lead to a shift in how companies address climate and community impact?

We’re proud to share a powerful new case study featuring Berkshire Partners, a renowned investment firm that’s proving carbon offsets can be credible and community-driven.

To address their operational emissions, Berkshire chose to purchase 6,000+ rigorously verified carbon credits from ReSeed.farm, generated through regenerative farming practices by the Quilombola community of Curiau in the Amazon.

These aren’t just offsets, they’re investments in people, land, and legacy.

✅ Independently verified by FoodChain ID
✅ Conserving 1,270+ hectares, including 760 ha of Amazon rainforest
✅ Preventing 577,000+ tons of CO₂ emissions over five years
✅ Boosting average household incomes by ~50% across 500+ family farms

💡 "We are incredibly pleased with the results of our partnership with ReSeed, FoodChain ID, and the Curiau community. This initiative not only allows us to effectively offset our carbon emissions with integrity, but also directly supports the livelihoods of an under-resourced community. It's a win-win, and a testament to the power of responsible investing to drive positive change." -Sharlyn Musslewhite, Berkshire Partners

https://reseed.farm/berkshirepartners

Linking ReSeed Carbon Credits to Operational Success at Berkshire Partners When Berkshire Partners wanted to offset their unavoidable carbon emissions, they chose to partner with ReSeed, a provider of high-quality carbon credits from family farmers.

Happening this morning in Dubai @ COP28. It’s always fun to talk about soils and specifically how regenerative agriculture is a solution to preventing emissions and drawing down legacy carbon from the atmosphere.

It's been an amazing week for ReSeed! Our newest farmer partnership with Centre for Renewable Energy and Action on Climate Change-CREACC is being announced tomorrow at the official Nigerian government pavilion at . There are nearly 40 million smallholder farmers in Nigeria, and this partnership opens up the chance for us to work with them on climate action.

ReSeed and CREACC-NG Partner Key Takeaways: Partnership Announcement: ReSeed, a leader in nature-based carbon credit solutions, partners with CREACC-NG to bring Nigerian smallholder farmers' carbon credits to the market. Supporting 38 Million Farmers: This initiative supports Nigeria's 38 million smallholder farmers, who are cr...

Trying to advocate for the important role of smallholder farmers in the fight against climate change here at On the agenda today…

ReSeed and Dengo Chocolates has announced the first insetting project for the chocolate industry that will create social impact carbon credits from smallholder farmers in the Dengo supply chain! This innovative partnership will help Dengo measure and report the ecosystem services AND socio-economic impacts of its Scope 3 cacao farmers. Dengo is the leading Brazilian chocolate brand committed to ethical sourcing and I can say from direct personal experience that their chocolate is incredibly good.

If you have connections to other brands that have farmers in their supply chain (think: food, personal care products, textiles, clothing, etc) please let me know.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/global-chocolate-supplier-dengo-partners-133300310.html

Good morning from Dubai! I arrived late last night to speak at . If you or others you know are here and would like to meet up, please let me know.

Do you know what this is? It was harvested from one of the latest farmers in Bahia, Brazil to sign on with https://reseed.farm it’s highly likely you’ve eaten the end product made from it, but most people have never seen the fruit from which it is derived.

Impact Entrepreneur published a great article about our work written by Josh Knauer that features the amazing Sandra Braga (and her mom!).

Full article: https://impactentrepreneur.com/reseeding-hope/

Our co-founder, Josh Knauer, wrote an article about the Carbon Markets that got published in Entrepreneur.

How to Choose Carbon Credits That Actually Cut Emissions | Entrepreneur Carbon credits are an important way to reduce your carbon footprint, but they can be confusing. Here's what you need to know.