Data, AI, and natural resources: the triangle on which the future of agriculture is being built. Unigrà is convinced of this and invests in digital transformation in order to make food supply chains more sustainable, transparent, and efficient. Data collection, predictive analytics, and advanced digital tools are now key elements in addressing climate change, managing natural resources, and reducing environmental impacts.
These topics were discussed on October 8th 2025 in Milan, during the fifth edition of the Agri Data Green Summit, an event attended also by Unigrà’s Sustainability Department. The summit, organised by xFarm Technologies (Unigrà’s partner), represented an important opportunity for dialogue among businesses and the research community..
Unigrà’s participation in the Agri Data Green Summit anticipates the launch (scheduled for 2026) of a joint project between Unigrà and xFarm to calculate GHG emissions across the palm oil supply chain, an initiative that shows Unigrà’s transparency and sustainable choices.
Guests and participants from all over Europe
Titled Cultivating the Future: Data and Innovation at the Service of Natural Capital, the Agri Data Green Summit brought together over 200 guests and more than thirty speakers from across Europe in thematic panels, presentations, and interactive focus groups dedicated to regenerative agriculture, artificial intelligence, and supply chain sustainability.
“We are honored to have brought together managers, researchers, and professionals to generate new ideas around a strategic sector like agri-food,” commented Matteo Vanotti, CEO of XFarm Technologies, underlining the central role of data and innovation for the sector’s development.