Key Takeaways
- HowGood has entered a strategic partnership with Green Project Technologies to enhance Scope 3 emissions management.
- The collaboration targets organizations managing both food and non-food suppliers across complex value chains.
- HowGood will lead food and ingredient supplier engagement using certified carbon footprinting methodologies.
- The joint solution aims to improve data quality, audit readiness, and emissions reduction outcomes.
- The partnership supports faster progress toward net-zero goals across multiple industries.
HowGood and Green Project Technologies Form Strategic Decarbonization Partnership
HowGood has announced a strategic partnership with Green Project Technologies to help organizations accelerate supplier engagement, improve Scope 3 emissions data quality, and advance decarbonization efforts across global supply chains. Green Project Technologies operates a supply chain decarbonization platform, while HowGood provides an enterprise carbon footprinting platform supported by one of the world’s largest food sustainability databases.
The collaboration is designed to support companies in food and beverage, hospitality, grocery retail, and other sectors that manage a mix of food and non-food suppliers. By combining their platforms, the companies aim to provide end-to-end visibility across supplier networks, from farm-level inputs to downstream operations and services.
HowGood Strengthens Food Supplier Engagement and Carbon Accounting
Under the partnership, HowGood will power supplier engagement for food and beverage suppliers using its Carbon Trust-certified footprinting methodology. This enables the creation of granular, supplier-specific product carbon footprints at scale, helping organizations move beyond estimates toward higher-quality primary data.
Expanding Scope 3 Coverage Across the Full Value Chain
Green Project Technologies will complement this capability by extending supplier engagement and emissions measurement across packaging, logistics, operations, and service providers. Together, the platforms offer a unified approach to Scope 3 reporting, improving audit readiness and enabling more accurate and defensible product footprints with reduced manual effort.
The solution is intended for organizations with supply chains that span agricultural and non-agricultural commodities, allowing procurement and sustainability teams to identify where emissions reduction efforts can have the greatest impact.
Enabling Supplier Participation and Data Quality Improvements
The joint offering is designed to engage suppliers of all sizes through no-cost, easy-to-use tools supported by training and resources. This approach is intended to lower participation barriers, build supplier capability, and improve data consistency across complex supply networks.
“Supplier engagement is where decarbonization happens,” said Sam Stark, Founder and CEO of Green Project Technologies. He noted that the partnership enables organizations to prioritize the right suppliers while streamlining engagement workflows and reporting processes.
Alexander Gillet, CEO of HowGood, highlighted the challenge of accurately measuring food-related emissions, which often represent a significant portion of Scope 3 footprints. He stated that combining farm-level footprinting with broader value chain coverage helps companies address emissions more credibly and effectively.
