Agrasta Ltd.

We connect food businesses to low carbon & regenerative farmers

Find low carbon / regen suppliers | Meet net zero faster | Accurate data

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We provide farm traceable, primary processed product wherever possible.
Mass balanced product available where processing capabilities are restricted.

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We process verified, regenerative/low carbon farm produce into usable ingredients* that food organisations can purchase to reduce emissions and meet consumer needs.

*e.g. flour vs wheat, rapeseed oil vs OSR

Why we do this...

Using accurate data instead of industry estimates can reduce emissions by up to 95% - immediately.

Sourcing regenerative/low carbon produce from audited farmers provides a long term solution to reducing emissions, minimises the need for offsets and incentivises more farmers to decarbonise.

Builds trust by meeting consumer demand for:

Detailed provenance information.
Carbon information on menus*.

*Half of consumers want carbon footprints on menus (Foodprint by Nutritics & CGA by Nielsen HQ)

Frequently asked questions

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We're currently focusing on beef and lamb but in time will incorporate all produce from malting barley to dairy to wheat.
We are providing a concierge service at present so please contact us for pricing information.
These are wholesale orders so we expect orders of at least one tonne per month.
Farmers are audited using tools such as Agrecalc, Farm Carbon Toolkit, Soil Association Exchange, Cool Farm Tool etc.
The system will flag if they have self-audited or used a third party. It will also highlight any additional information such as soil organic carbon testing, BRC/Red Tractor, organic status, date of most recent audit and more.
This can be tailored to customer requirements.
Moving to low carbon practices requires an investment of time and money from farmers and also risks yields.
We expect food businesses to pay around 10% premium for low carbon produce (vs the commodity price) to reflect those efforts.