Farrelly & Mitchell - Food Sustainability & ESG Consultants

Empowering global food and agribusinesses to make the right decisions

Building enduring sustainability into your business

Towards a lasting ESG presence

ESG investments are currently estimated at $30 trillion and are forecast to remain on an explosive growth trajectory. Switching to sustainable practices makes economic sense.

The focus on sustainability and ESG (environmental, social and governance) in the food and agribusiness industry has sharply increased in recent years and this trend looks as though it will only intensify. Historically, short-termism within the sector has resulted in a negative impact.

Stephen Awuah

Regional Director (SSA)

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Helping clients create a genuine and reputable ESG culture

The industry is yet to find universally accepted standards in ESG, meaning the responsibility lies with each individual company. Farrelly & Mitchell has almost two decades of experience advising leading international food and agribusiness organisations, creating measurable impact for its clients.

While ESG can be daunting, with greenwashing prevalent, Farrelly & Mitchell’s food sustainability consultants provide deep insight and expertise to support you and your ESG activities, policies or strategy.

Our key service

ESG due diligence and risk assessments
ESG policy development and implementation
ESG assessment reports
Sustainable supply chains
Circular opportunity and impact assessments
Independent validation of ESG strategies

Who we serve

Institutional investors and fund managers
Food and agribusiness companies
Governments/policy makers
Multilaterals/NGOs/DFIs
Private equity funds

How can we help

Expertise

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Building enduring sustainability into your business

Towards a lasting ESG presence

ESG investments are currently estimated at $30 trillion and are forecast to remain on an explosive growth trajectory. Switching to sustainable practices makes economic sense.