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Decarbonize your value chain, increase transparency, and future-proof your brand.
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Product-Level Emissions Accounting
Attribute carbon emissions to specific SKUs, brands, or product lines - powered by robust Scope 3 data across suppliers, packaging, and logistics.
Supplier Collaboration & Data Sharing
Collect primary emissions data directly from suppliers and co-manufacturers to gain visibility into hotspots and drive upstream improvements.
Scenario Analysis for Product & Packaging Choices
Model and compare emissions outcomes from ingredient changes, packaging redesigns, or supplier shifts—alongside cost implications.
What’s Holding the Industry Back?
Sustainability Without Supply Chain Insight
Your emissions are mostly upstream - but your data isn’t. SINAI brings supplier-level transparency so you can decarbonize with confidence.
Eco-Friendly Goals, Business Realities
It’s not enough to say you’re sustainable - proof is required. SINAI ties environmental impact to financial performance, making sustainability measurable and strategic.
Consumers Are Watching, Regulators Are Too
The demand for low-carbon, traceable products is rising fast. SINAI helps you stay ahead of public expectations and regulatory standards with real-time, verifiable data.
Make Low-Carbon Sustainable products your competitive edge with SINAI
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See how leading organizations are leveraging SINAI’s Climate Transition Planner to achieve their sustainability goals.
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BRK Ambiental had several emissions-related problems it was trying to solve for. To implement a decarbonization strategy that aligned with business objectives, the sustainability team needed to answer.
Aligned with the recent shift towards sustainable products and value chain decarbonization across the globe, PennEngineering has begun to receive requests from their customers to share their scope 1 and scope2 emissions to aid in value chain emissions tracking and enable decarbonization.
