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It included updates to:
These updates were published in August 2025 and came into effect in January 2026.
The revisions introduced clarifications around certification processes, audit requirements and timelines, as well as improved guidance on transaction certificates and remote audits.
Additional requirements were introduced regarding:
These new requirements aim to provide a more robust operational framework while also improving:
The updates closely align Regenagri standards with evolving market expectations and upcoming regulatory developments, including the EU's Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition Directive.
These standards added quantifiable criteria behind companies’ regenerative claims.
Together, the following new and revised standards provide a more comprehensive framework for assessing and verifying the positive impacts of regenerative agriculture, ensuring greater traceability and environmental stewardship across supply chains.
To accompany the launch of our Carbon Insetting Platform, we published the updated Regenagri Insetting Standard. This standard sets requirements for risk assessment, integrity, quantification and transaction of carbon insetting units.
Among other important improvements, two major additions to this standard were:
Looking ahead to 2026, our focus will be a full update of Regenagri standards. The first step will be to finalise and release the new version of Regenagri Standard – Farms 4.0, and related documentation.
This will be followed by the reshaping and improvement of our assurance framework and the system behind our certification schemes.
Finally, we will work on restructuring the Chain of Custody certification scheme to further streamline the framework for supply chain partners.
