Agri & food
Trace cocoa, coffee, soy, palm and cattle to the plot they came from
EUDR asks for the geolocation of every plot behind your products, and your scope 3 targets depend on knowing what happens on those farms. MARCO collects that data from cooperatives and traders, checks each plot and reuses it for certification and emissions.
What you are asked to prove
EUDR
Cattle, cocoa, coffee, palm oil, rubber, soy and wood must come from land not deforested after 2020, with plot geolocation and a Due Diligence Statement.
Scope 3 FLAG targets
SBTi FLAG targets cover land-use emissions and removals in your supply chain, so you need emissions data from the farms and regions you buy from.
RSPO and other certification schemes
Certified volumes sold under mass balance must match certified purchases, with each claim traceable to the mill or cooperative that supplied it.
How MARCO helps
One platform for every regulation you report on, configured around your materials, sites and schemes.
Plot-level due diligence
EUDR gives cooperatives, exporters and traders a supplier portal to upload plot geolocation in their own language. MARCO checks each plot against satellite deforestation data, flags risk for review and files the Due Diligence Statement to TRACES, then links its reference number to each shipment.
Certified volumes that add up
Mass Balance keeps an RSPO or ISCC ledger per site, reads incoming certificates and declarations, and makes sure certified sales never exceed certified purchases.
Farm data for scope 3 and FLAG
GHG & PCF uses the farm and processing data you already collect to calculate a footprint per batch or product, and carries it through the chain. You report land-related emissions from primary data rather than regional averages.
Collect once, use many times
The same supplier records serve EUDR, certification and emissions reporting. MARCO connects to SAP or Microsoft systems, and every record is sealed so it can be verified.