Choose a Sustainability Path
Compare certification and verification based on the claims, evidence and market need.
Sustainability Certification
Certification for recognized sustainability schemes across products and supply chains.
Sustainability Verification
Independent verification for carbon, deforestation-free, footprint and related claims.
Built for complex sustainability scrutiny
Global support for credible evidence
25+
years in sustainability services
100+
countries served
How it Works
Make Sustainability Claims Easier to Defend
Step 1
Clarify the claim and risk
Decide whether you need certification, verification or both before complexity increases.
Step 2
Map evidence across the system
Connect supplier records, traceability and program data into a clearer sustainability logic.
Step 3
Choose the right path
Align the right service to buyer demands, regulations and internal governance expectations.
Step 4
Close evidence gaps early
Reduce rework by strengthening weak documentation, methods and supplier controls early.
Step 5
Maintain confidence over time
Keep claims more defensible as schemes, customer expectations and reporting demands evolve.
See How Claims Become Defensible
This overview shows how FoodChain ID helps quality teams connect certification,
verification, and supporting evidence into a more consistent sustainability system.
What Quality Assurance Leaders Tell Us
Common Sustainability Pressures
Our sustainability evidence is spread across teams, suppliers and systems.
Solution
FoodChain ID helps structure certification and verification around one clear evidence model, so teams spend less time reconciling records and more time strengthening claim readiness.
We are being asked tougher questions about claims, but it is not always clear which path we need.
Solution
We help teams separate scheme-based certification needs from claim-specific verification needs, reducing confusion and making sustainability decisions easier to defend internally and externally.
Different regions and suppliers create inconsistent sustainability expectations.
Solution
With global agrifood expertise and connected service logic, FoodChain ID helps standardize how claims, supplier evidence and audit expectations are managed across markets.
We cannot afford greenwashing risk or weak supplier evidence.
Solution
Our certification and verification services help expose gaps earlier, improve evidence quality, and reduce pressure before customer reviews, audits or regulatory deadlines escalate.
Get Support from Our Experts
Laura Misani
Head of ESG Department, Bioagricert (A Foodchain ID Company)
Life Cycle Assessment | Carbon Footprint | Regenerative Agriculture
Marialena Kanellopoulou
Head of Sustainability & System Certification, Cosmocert SA (A Foodchain ID Compnay)
Certification | Verification | Regenerative Agriculture Certification
Reinaldo Rodrigues
Certification Manager, Brazil
Crop Sustainability | Environnment Certification | Carbon Credit Verification
Willima Filho, PhD
Corporate Sustainability Manager
Animal Scientist | Regenerative Grazing Systems | Corporate ESG Targets
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FAQ
Certification shows conformity to a defined scheme. Verification assesses whether specific data, methods or claims are accurate and defensible. Many organizations need both, depending on the claim and market expectation. FoodChain ID supports both sustainability certification and sustainability verification programs to help organizations meet different business and regulatory objectives.
Yes. FoodChain ID helps teams compare scheme requirements, claim risk, available evidence and operational fit so they can choose a path that supports the business without adding unnecessary complexity. Organizations evaluating agricultural sustainability programs may consider schemes such as ProTerra or RTRS depending on their supply chain and sourcing goals.
Support may include regenerative and supply chain certification, carbon and footprint review, deforestation-free due diligence and other sustainability claims or obligations that require credible evidence. Examples include Regenerative Organic Certified® (ROC) programs and deforestation-free services.
Yes. The goal is to use existing supplier, traceability and documentation controls where possible, then strengthen the evidence needed for sustainability audits, customer requests or regulatory scrutiny. Organizations can improve supplier visibility and data collection through solutions such as Homologa.
Using one partner can reduce fragmentation between scheme audits, technical review and supporting evidence. That improves consistency, simplifies coordination and makes sustainability decisions easier to defend.
Food supply chain sustainability refers to managing food-industry sustainable expectations across sourcing, production and distribution. It helps businesses reduce risk, meet regulatory and customer expectations, and build more resilient, transparent supply chains. Commodity-specific programs such as Bonsucro can help organizations demonstrate sustainable sourcing practices.
Sustainability services include consulting, certification, verification and audit support to help food businesses manage risks and claims. They support compliance, strengthen supply chain practices and provide credible evidence for sustainability commitments. Programs such as Europe Soya help organizations demonstrate responsible sourcing and supply chain transparency.
Which sustainability solution
is right for your organization?
Let our experts help you get the right solution for your business.