Frutura is a vertically integrated global fruit producer, marketer, and distributor comprising six business units across Latin America and the United States. Frutura empowers its BUs to manage their local market environments, an approach that facilitates efficient business operations but can present coordination challenges for greenhouse gas data, accounting, and reduction.
Prior to adopting Terrascope, Frutura’s annual emissions calculation depended on data collected with varied methodologies. The GHG footprint provided by Frutura’s climate consultant provided a summary of results - a format that offered high-level insights but did not equip local operators to analyze, understand, or own emission reduction efforts.
Frutura’s sustainability leadership wanted a solution that could provide accounting integrity, targeted analytics, and robust reduction pathway modeling. It wanted a solution to deliver a single, aggregated corporate footprint while facilitating business unit ownership of decarbonization efforts.
Terrascope onboarded all 6 business units onto a unified platform, ingesting data from several dozen farms and packhouses across the Americas, standardizing emissions methodology across BUs, and establishing platform-wide data governance with clear ownership and validation workflows. The process of updating FY2023 and measuring FY2024 emissions using consistent, transparent methodology revealed opportunities to improve FY2023 activity data within more consistent boundaries and led Frutura to select the more complete FY2024 footprint as its basis for emissions intensity reduction targets.
Through standardized measurement and software-supported analytics, Frutura gained robust cross-business unit intelligence for performance benchmarking of BU carbon-intensity, hotspot identification pinpointing emission drivers, best practice identification for replication across the group, and data-driven capital allocation for decarbonization projects. Terrascope combined bottom-up business unit feasibility insights from farm and facility managers with top-down analytical modeling from sustainability experts, producing quantified reduction levers that respected operational diversity while identifying group-level opportunities.
The game-changing capability: simulation tools enabled business unit sustainability managers to independently model reduction scenarios. The results? 176+ simulations, each exploring interventions specific to local business unit operations, collectively modeling hundreds of thousands of tonnes of potential CO₂e reduction. Business unit teams gained their first-ever capability to test what-if scenarios, quantify outcomes, and build evidence-based business cases. After evaluating these pathways, Frutura set an internal, platform-wide Scope 1 & 2 emissions intensity reduction goal grounded in decarbonization efforts at each of the 6 BUs. The target is ambitious and achievable, and it will help build the foundation for supplier engagement and Scope 3 reductions.
Terrascope helped Frutura transition from individual data collection spreadsheets to an enterprise-scale carbon intelligence platform. Six business units now report into a single source of truth, delivering robust cross-BU performance visibility and a consolidated holding-level footprint for investor and regulatory reporting. The FY2024 measurement delivered a credible SBTi-ready baseline, validating the decision to prioritize measurement quality and decarbonization action over speed and broad commitments - a foundation enterprise buyers increasingly recognize as essential.
The 176+ simulations represent a fundamental organizational capability shift enabling better business decisions, not just better measurement. Before Terrascope, Frutura’s limited access to consultant emissions factors and footprint calculations bottlenecked scenario analysis and restricted the business units’ ability to evaluate decarbonization scenarios. With Terrascope, BU sustainability teams independently test interventions and quantify CO₂ outcomes, decarbonization planning is embedded in operational decision-making across 6 entities, and platform-wide collaboration has increased.
The Terrascope platform supports data-driven capital allocation by identifying emissions hot spots and producing ROI modeling that combines carbon impact with financial returns to optimize resource allocation and ensure investment is prioritized where impact per dollar is highest. Terrascope and its platform enable Frutura to confidently set achievable emission intensity reduction targets and to take action across business units to achieve these goals.
For enterprise buyers facing multi-entity complexity, Frutura demonstrates that effective carbon management requires infrastructure that can unify autonomous business units, standardize measurement without compromising operational diversity, distribute analytical capability for feasibility-grounded planning, and enable group-level strategic decisions based on consolidated data. The result: distributed execution capability, strategic planning at scale, and confidence in commitments 6 business units can collectively deliver.