The INOVA DONA FORMOSA program began with animal welfare assessments on 12 supplier dairy farms in northeastern Minas Gerais. The results provide a baseline for social, environmental and farm management improvements.

Before talking about carbon-negative production, carbon credits or climate neutrality, we need to know how to measure. In dairy farming, climate claims only gain strength when supported by consistent data, clear boundaries, separation between emissions and removals, methodological transparency and verifiable evidence.

Brazilian livestock production enters 2025 facing a new global landscape shaped by climate pressure, market demands, and technological advances. This material explores how topics such as emissions reduction, animal welfare, artificial intelligence, biodiversity, traceability, and carbon markets are redefining competitiveness and sustainability in the livestock sector.

Are carbon markets maturing or simply changing their narrative? Based on recent discussions around offsets, insetting, and Scope 3, this article explores why dairy production will increasingly depend on reliable data, traceability, and real emission reductions before talking about carbon credits.

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.

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.