Future-proof your supply
To address climate, geopolitical and consumer demand changes it is important to have a stable supply that has longer shelf life, verified quality and traceability proof from farm to fork.

Nutrient density is quality. We only label produce that is truly nutritious.
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Why nutrient density?
Food that is full of naturally occurring nutrients has higher value, stays fresh longer, and most importantly, is healthier for people.
That's why we focus on verified nutrient density as a lever for improving global health, rural economies and environmental resilience.

To address climate, geopolitical and consumer demand changes it is important to have a stable supply that has longer shelf life, verified quality and traceability proof from farm to fork.

Climate friendly farming (CFF) produces nutrient dense food which qualifies for premium retail pricing, next to its organic counterparts. Get your produce tested and verified for nutrient density.

It has been scientifically proven that nutrient dense food improves nutrient deficiencies, gut microbiome and non-communicable diseases. Climate Support will create access to verified nutritious food in supermarkets.


What is quality mark?
The mark provides confidence that the produce is grown in a climate-friendly way, tested for nutrients and traced from farm to retail.
Climate Support tests samples from every harvest in ISO certified labs, then analyses all collected data to determine if the produce qualifies for the Climate Support quality mark.
We work globally
The network of farms, labs, packaging houses and retailers is growing on all continents. These partners see the value of resilient production of quality food.
We share our expertise and insights with influencers of the food as medicine movement to reach consumers who are looking for nutrient dense food.
What we do
Farming practise evaluation using farm and remote sensing data
Produce testing in labs and nutrient density evaluation
CS quality mark issued
to a packaging house
Retail monitoring
and data exchange
Let's explore how you can participate in rebuilding the outdated food system!
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