The ADAS Climate and Sustainability team help clients to address their sustainability challenges.

We work alongside farmers whilst engaging with global food and drink businesses. Our agricultural background gives us the unique ability to work across all stages of the supply chain.

We make full use of our world-leading agricultural and environmental technical experts. Our bespoke solutions backed by evidence-based research, allow clients to address their most pressing sustainability challenges.

As a multi-disciplinary team, we have a strong practical understanding of agricultural production, combined with expertise in a host of sustainability challenges.

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