Scoular progresses on regenerative agriculture, other sustainability goals

OMAHA, Nebraska (Oct. 2, 2025) – Scoular has reached two key milestones in regenerative agriculture and greenhouse gas reduction. The milestones are highlighted in the company’s annual sustainability report released today.  

The report outlines Scoular’s sustainability progress from June 2024 through May 2025. 

Key achievements include: 

• Partnering with two end-use customers to incentivize producers to enroll over 16,000 acres in Scoular’s first regenerative agriculture pilot. 

• Developing a facility-level tracking system for scope 1 & 2 greenhouse gas emissions and completing a scope 3 assessment. 

• Continuing to support employees through four resource groups, including Scoular Women Influencing Culture, or SWIC. SWIC organized a monthlong volunteer effort where United States and Mexico employees contributed more than 250 hours supporting schools, food banks and shelters. 

The report also introduces Scoular’s streamlined sustainability strategy. The company will now focus on three areas:  

• Protecting resources: supply chain collaboration, both upstream and downstream. 

• Reducing impact: effects on the environment, including a commitment to reduce scope 1 & 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 10 percent by 2030. 

• Enhancing lives: safety, community giving, and creation of a work environment where everyone feels like they belong. 

“Our updated sustainability strategy shows Scoular’s commitment to unite our supply chain to reduce environmental impact,” said Beth Stebbins, Scoular’s director of sustainability. “Collaborating end-to-end with our farmers, suppliers, and customers gives everyone a seat at the table to develop programs that produce the sustainability outcomes that consumers demand.”