08/10/2026
Climate action is transformational when it goes beyond measuring individual impacts and supports the broader environmental and social changes needed across our food systems.
That kind of change can only happen through collaboration across the entire supply chain. This was a central theme for us during .
Throughout the week, our team joined and supported conversations focused on practical solutions for more resilient food systems and on putting sustainability at the center of business decisions. These conversations took place at events organized by WhyRegenerative, Food Tank, OTA, RegenHouse, UNFI, and others.
We also participated in panels focused on regenerative organic supply chains and climate reporting in organic agriculture. Along the way, we connected with sustainability leaders and exchanged ideas with customers, partners, and organizations working across supply chain resilience, impact data, soil restoration, and regenerative agriculture.
Healthy soils, biodiversity, water quality, and farmer livelihoods are all interconnected. Progress depends on bringing these priorities together and working collectively to create more resilient ecosystems and food systems.
One of the clearest takeaways from Climate Week was that we cannot wait for perfect solutions before taking action. Now is the time to be open about what works, learn from what does not, and keep moving forward together.
We have recently finalized our Climate Action Plan, and we look forward to building on these conversations with partners across the food system.
If you are working on solutions that support more resilient, regenerative food systems, we would welcome the opportunity to connect.