The Despertar Regenerativo initiative launches a new phase with MilkPoint, providing dairy farmers with free digital tools to measure carbon footprint, animal welfare indicators, and ESG performance.

Animal welfare has moved from a peripheral issue to a core pillar of dairy sustainability. Discover how international frameworks, field data, and digital tools support scalable, practical, and climate-resilient dairy systems.

With a historic 16.7% drop in national emissions, Brazilian agriculture gains climate relevance. Discover how measuring dairy carbon footprint, reducing methane, and improving ESG performance can transform livestock production.

ESGpec was highlighted in Agro e Prosa’s article on innovation in Brazilian agribusiness within the CasaleTech program, an initiative by Casale in partnership with IAM. The report emphasizes the role of agtechs in environmental data standardization, carbon footprint calculation, animal welfare monitoring and ESG performance management in agricultural production.

ESGpec was selected among 701 proposals in Compete Minas, a FAPEMIG call that will allocate BRL 50 million to innovation projects. The approval recognizes the technical robustness and strategic potential of the solution developed for the agribusiness sector

Regenerative livestock represents a deep shift in mindset within agriculture. Rather than simply reducing environmental impact, it seeks to restore ecosystems, relationships and territories by integrating animal welfare, biodiversity, soil health and human well-being. In a world shaped by climate pressure and changing consumer expectations, regeneration is no longer a trend — it is a strategic pathway for farms, countries and the planet.

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In this edition, inspired by the International Year of the Woman Farmer, the article explores why ESG must go beyond carbon metrics to foster real resilience in productive systems.

ESGpec has been selected to be included in an international publication dedicated to concrete and scalable solutions for transforming food systems , in the context of the global climate agenda associated with COP30.

Sustainability in livestock farming never takes a break. This article shows how consistent decisions, from herd management to soil care, reduce emissions and increase efficiency in milk production. An invitation to practical action, grounded in data and evidence, and focused on what truly matters to transform dairy farming from the basics, from January to January.

With its inclusion in the Panorama DeepClimate Brazil 2025, ESGpec strengthens its positioning as a Brazilian climate deeptech, committed to generating reliable data, traceability, and scalable solutions to support the sustainable transition of the livestock sector.

If 2024 was a year of building and consolidation, 2025 was a year of acceleration. In six minutes of video, we revisited twelve months that changed our story, expanded our impact and reinforced that sustainability, technology and livestock can move forward together without losing efficiency.

The ESGpec is now part of the Impacta Brasil Portal, a national showcase of impact-driven businesses launched at COP30. The platform brings together initiatives that combine innovation, sustainability and socioenvironmental development, strengthening connections with investors and key players in the impact ecosystem. Being included in this space reinforces our commitment to a more efficient and regenerative dairy sector, fully aligned with the country’s climate goals.

ESGpec joined the Brazilian Impact Techs in Spain mission, an immersion between Madrid and Barcelona connecting innovation, sustainability and international expansion. Represented by Bruna Silper, the company engaged in strategic agendas with ICEX, CDTI, the Brazil–Catalonia Chamber and smart city ecosystems, strengthening partnerships and expanding its global vision for ESG metrics in dairy sustainability.

At COP30, we experienced a conference centered on implementation and shared responsibility. In this first-person account, Bruna Silper connects the global debates to the urgent needs and emerging opportunities of Brazilian dairy farming, highlighting methane, adaptation, data, and cooperation as key pillars for transforming the future of milk production.

For this special content, we invited Prof. Eliete Fagundes, a researcher with more than 35 years dedicated to the study of homeopathy. She shares important reflections on the challenges and possibilities of this technology in modern dairy systems, where productivity, animal welfare and sustainability go hand in hand. The purpose of this article is to create space for a qualified discussion, with neutrality, transparency and a focus on the technical understanding of the topic.

ESGpec has been officially accepted into the Aliados pelo Impacto program, a network of more than 170 organizations committed to strengthening the impact economy in Brazil. Through this partnership, we expand our visibility, exchange knowledge, and connect technology, data, and sustainability in dairy farming.

COP30 brings dairy farming to the center of climate discussions. The sector faces extreme weather events, pressure for efficiency, and the need to measure emissions with precision. When the field engages with science, real opportunities for adaptation, innovation, and leadership emerge. The climate agenda is no longer distant; it begins guiding decisions that strengthen producers, value chains, and the future of milk.

Inspired by Antonio Nobre’s interview with Folha de S. Paulo, ESGpec’s article reflects on the “elephant in the room” of climate action — deforestation — and shows how regenerative agriculture can be part of the solution. It also highlights Bruna Silper’s presence at COP30, representing sustainable dairy farming in Brazil.

Written by ESGpec for Revista Leite Integral, the article “Time doesn’t stop” analyzes the role of dairy farming in relation to the planet’s boundaries. The publication marks ESGpec’s presence at COP30, reinforcing applied science, innovation, and a commitment to a regenerative future.