Unifying the food and textile industries to accelerate regenerative agriculture practices through partnership and harmonisation
The Regenerative Agriculture Series convenes over 1,000 senior leaders from across the food and textile value chains, from growers to brands and retailers, to address the operational and strategic risks posed by climate volatility, input dependency, and supply disruption.
By fostering cross-sector collaboration, the Series enables stakeholders to accelerate the adoption of regenerative agriculture practices that protect long-term production capacity and secure future supply.
Spanning two global summits, the programme features interactive workshops, curated panels, closed-door roundtables, an Innovation Showcase of high-impact startups, regenerative farm visits, and targeted 1-2-1 meetings, designed to build new partnerships and and catalyse scalable solutions.
The European industry will reconvene in Amsterdam, 8–10 September 2025, to drive forward practical, risk-informed strategies for regenerative transformation and build a more resilient, future-proof agricultural system.
WHY WE EXIST?
Our purpose is to bring together all stakeholders and be a neutral platform that enables open, constructive, and educational discussions to further progress toward the transition to regenerative practices. We believe everyone deserves a seat at the table and that the best way to effectively bring about change is through peer-to-peer sharing, partnership, and collaboration.
WHAT TO EXPECT?
Knowledge Sharing
Gain valuable insights into various approaches to transition strategies from fellow participants, enhancing your understanding of effective methodologies.
Partnerships
Forge partnerships with industry peers to share financial responsibilities, broaden skillsets, and collectively achieve scalability in regenerative agriculture initiatives.
Commercialisation
Explore avenues for commercialising regenerative agriculture within the industry, unlocking its economic potential and driving widespread adoption.
Real-World Examples
Hear from companies that have made significant progress in transitioning to regenerative practices, understanding the challenges they faced and the strategies they employed to overcome them.
Farmer-Centric Approach
Embrace a farmer-centric perspective, prioritizing their needs and concerns, and strategize on offering beneficial incentives to secure their buy-in, essential for achieving the necessary scale for impactful change.
WHO ATTENDS?
WHY ATTEND?
Farmers/ Academics
Tell your Story: Share your challenges, experiences, and have your voice heard by CPGs and other vital stakeholders in the room.
Case Studies: Gain insights into real-world challenges faced by farmers and other key supply chain leaders when transitioning.
Networking Opportunities: Facilitate collaborative partnerships by sharing experiences and challenges as you exchange ideas with peers.
Consultants/ Investors
Position Yourself as a Market Leader: Position yourself at the forefront of the regenerative agriculture movement by showcasing your expertise and securing new clients and partners.
Thought Leadership: Participate in critical discussions that define the trajectory of the transition to regenerative agriculture and establish your company as a thought leader in the industry.
Regulatory Landscape: Successfully navigate regulatory challenges and opportunities by staying up to date with regulatory changes and understanding the evolving landscape of sustainable and regenerative practices.
Service Providers
Market Expansion Opportunities: Identify new business opportunities and expand your client base by offering tailored solutions to help them accelerate the transition to regenerative agriculture.
Showcase Innovative Solutions: Position yourself as a trusted partner by demonstrating your solutions to potential clients and showcasing how your innovation contributes to environmental stewardship.
Network and Collaborate: Enhance your credibility and establish your presence in the industry by participating in discussions and connecting face-to-face with 550+ key agri-food players.
NGOs/Co-operatives
Advocacy for Policy Change: Engage with industry leaders to promote policies that incentivise and support the transition to regenerative agriculture. Amplify the impact of your initiatives by forming partnerships with peers with aligned goals.
Showcase Successful Case Studies: Provide tangible examples of how regenerative agriculture has positively impacted communities, ecosystems, and agricultural productivity.
Collaboration and Partnership Building: Amplify the impact of your initiatives by forming alliances with other farmers, NGOs, and businesses.
MNCs/F&B Brands
- Industry Leadership: Foster partnerships for a collective impact by engaging with decision-makers from across the value chain.
Thought Leadership: Provide real-world case studies of how your regenerative agriculture projects have positively impacted your business and establish your company as a thought leader in the industry.
Networking: Connect with and learn from 550+ industry leaders from across the supply chain who share your commitment to transforming agriculture for a better future.
Retailers
Partnerships: Scale your projects by identifying strategic opportunities and foster partnerships for a collective impact.
Networking: Build connections with 550+ industry leaders from across the supply chain who share your commitment to transforming agriculture for a better future.
GLOBAL ADVISORY BOARD
Our Advisory Board helps steer the direction of the Series and its content to ensure we stay close to our mission throughout.
Our members bring an objective and collaborative approach to their roles and aid in the creation of a platform that is industry-driven and provides an opportunity for all stakeholders to share, network, and leave committed, and ready to make real progress.
Axelle Bodoy
Global Head of Regenerative Agriculture
Louis Dreyfus Company
Alex Godfrey
Investment Director
Octopus Investments
Carl Atkin-House
Head of Natural Capital Strategy
Climate Asset Management
Carl is a senior member of the investment team at Climate Asset Management, a joint venture between HSBC Asset Management and Pollination with the ambition to create the world’s leading asset management company in natural capital. He is responsible for strategy, pipeline, deal management and transaction execution for the Natural Capital Strategy which invests in a diversified portfolio of regenerative agriculture, sustainable forestry and environmental assets across North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. He is a member of the firm’s Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging (DEIB) working group and a director of the Strategy’s European local operating companies, farming over 3,000 ha of perennial crops across Spain and Portugal.
Timothée Murillo
Senior Director Smart and Sustainable Farming, Global Agriculture
McCain Foods
Katrina Hayter
Global Head of Sustainable Land Use & Supply Chain
HSBC
Dionys Forster
Director General
SAI Platform
Pascal Chapot
Corporate Head of Sustainable Agriculture Development
Nestlé
Andy Cato
Farmer & Co-Founder
Wildfarmed
