Scope 3 is reshaping climate governance in the dairy supply chain by incorporating farm-level emissions into corporate inventories. Beyond a technical concept, it represents a strategic shift that connects primary production to risk, financing, and market access, requiring structured data and continuous management.

The climate agenda has entered a new phase. Beyond targets, the focus is now on execution and the ability to demonstrate results. With COP30 and Brazil’s new Climate Plan, sustainability directly impacts production systems. In dairy farming, measuring, monitoring, and proving performance is no longer a differentiator, but a requirement to remain competitive.

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.

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.