WE ARE IN THIS SOIL TOGETHER!
What if your supply chain stored CO₂ instead of emitting it?
Instead of relying on oil-based synthetic fibres, we reward the cultivation of natural fibres in a results-oriented way and actively promote nature: we are raising the profile of farmers and improving their access to the US$2.4 trillion carbon and nature credit market.
Cotton, shea butter, olive oil, may rose, ylang-ylang – many raw materials are grown in monocultures under environmentally harmful conditions. During processing, CO₂ is released and toxic pesticides seep into the soil and water. Farmers can no longer cultivate this land and are forced to cease production.
Fashion and beauty companies rely on these raw materials. To remain sustainable, CO₂ emissions must be reduced and soil must be restored. Regenerative farming practices are the key to the solutio n .
So why not develop a supply chain that sequesters CO₂ in the soil, stores it there and, at the same time, regenerates the earth n ?
Want n to set up a carbon capture facility within your own supply chain? Yes, it’s possible! Through supply chain insetting with verified carbon removal certificates. Good for farmers, good for the economy, good for the climate, the soil and biodiversity. Is that what you want too? Then please click here:
We understand your supply chains and start where it really matters: on the ground.
from offsetting to insetting
The difference that makes all the difference.
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Offsetting emissions elsewhere: |
Invest in your own supply chain: |
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→ Your supply chain remains unstable
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→ Your supply chain becomes resilient
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→ Your farmers will remain poor |
→ Your farmers become your partners
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→ Your impact is far removed from your business |
→ Your impact is measurable and real. |
Regenerative agriculture turns soils into CO₂ sinks rather than CO₂ sources:
✓ Store CO₂ (up to 1,000 tonnes per hectare)
✓ Stabilise yields (fewer crop failures)
✓ Enhancing biodiversity (thriving ecosystems)
✓ Making supply chains resilient (to climate shocks)
Our solutions
For fashion brands
For beauty brands
Regenerative Supply Chain Consulting
Carbon insetting programmes
How we make it possible
Our agency connects fashion and beauty brands directly with farms in their supply chains:
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Analysis & Matching
We map out your raw material sources and find the right farming partners to meet your needs.
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Implementation
Regenerative practices are being introduced – with training, performance-based remuneration and local support.
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→ Transparent impact tracking (CO₂, biodiversity, soil)
→ Digital certificates for CSRD & ESG-reporting
→ Measurable transformation of your spaces
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Scaling
From a pilot project to company-wide transformation – scalable and cost-effective.
The impact
For your business
- Stability
- Resilience in the face of crises
- Sustainable value creation
- Clear differentiaton
For farmers
Fair incomes
Climate adaptation
Long-term partnerships
For our planet
- CO₂ storage
- Biodiversity
- Soil regeneration
Our partners & supporters
Soil Sisters stand for
… the technological and professional networking of impact-driven stakeholders and harnesses their innovative potential through systemic collaborations.
We’ll set up the project; you’ll help nature and communities thrive.
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