Mondra Food Scope 3 & Product Carbon Intelligence

Mondra Global Limited is a UK company founded by CEO Jason Barrett to help the food sector cut Scope 3 emissions by creating digital twins of products and their supply chains from farm to shelf. It describes itself as a Scope 3 SaaS solution for grocery retail, where over 90% of food business emissions are embedded in supply chains. In February 2026 it announced a merger with Vienna-based inoqo, with core hubs in London, Vienna and India.

The platform generates product-level carbon footprints from existing product specification data, supported by supplier-enabled footprinting, and rolls them up into Scope 3 reporting. Modules include Mondra for Sustainability for product carbon intelligence and reduction, Mondra for Commercial for supply chain simulation and risk-aware sourcing, Mondra for Compliance for AI-driven traceability under sanctions and deforestation laws, the Sherpa AI carbon co-pilot, and self-service product footprints returned the next working day. Customers include Tesco, M&S, Co-op, ASDA, Lidl, Aldi and Sainsbury's.

• Product carbon footprints: product-level carbon data generated from existing specification data.
• Scope 3 reporting: rolls product footprints into retailer and supplier Scope 3 inventories.
• Supply chain digital twins: models sourcing scenarios, risk and reformulation effects.
• Commercial planning: simulates and predicts supply chain risk for sourcing decisions.
• Compliance: AI-driven traceability for sanctions and deforestation regulations.
• Sherpa and self-service: AI carbon co-pilot and spreadsheet-based footprints returned the next working day.

A Vietnamese supermarket chain can footprint its private-label range to set Scope 3 targets. A seafood or processed food exporter supplying UK or EU retailers can deliver product carbon footprints from its specification sheets. A food manufacturer can test the carbon and cost effect of switching ingredients or sourcing countries.

Retailers and suppliers can footprint whole product ranges from data they already hold; the company cites 90%+ portfolio coverage within days and up to 80% less manual data collection time. Commercial planning with supply chain risk data is linked to a 5% increase in net operating profit and a 60% reduction of margin at risk. Self-service product footprints start at 495 pounds per month on a 12-month contract.

Large grocery retailers are setting Scope 3 targets and asking suppliers for product-level footprints, while EU deforestation and sanctions rules add traceability demands. Vietnam's food exporters and the fast-growing modern retail sector in Southeast Asia are likely to face similar supplier data requests from global buyers.

Legal entity Mondra Global Limited, registered with the UK Information Commissioner's Office (ZB337713). Announced a merger with Austria's inoqo in February 2026, with the combined company operating under the Mondra brand and hubs in London, Vienna and India. Partners include ImpactBuying, Click PLM, Oracle, Microsoft and Databricks.