Sustainability Commitments Hub

Each of Field to Market’s membership sectors, Affiliate (academia and public partners), Agribusiness, Brands & Retail, Civil Society, and Grower, represents a distinct part of the agricultural value chain and has an important role to play in advancing more resilient and sustainable agriculture. 

This Hub brings together sustainability commitments from these five membership sectors in one place, providing a view of the goals shaping U.S. agriculture and helping organizations to:

Benchmark Goals

Compare sustainability commitments across membership sectors and the agricultural value chain to benchmark ambition.

Drive Performance

Use industry trends and peer commitments to strengthen sustainability strategies and accelerate progress toward your goals.

Identify Opportunities for Collaboration

Find organizations working toward similar goals and uncover opportunities for partnership and collective action.

Support Research and Investment

Identify areas where additional research, resources, and investment can help accelerate progress.

Increase Transparency

Provide greater visibility into public sustainability commitments across Field to Market’s membership.

How Field to Market helps advance sustainability and regenerative agriculture goals

As the Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture, Field to Market is uniquely positioned to help members turn sustainability commitments into action and achieve their goals through science-based measurement, implementation resources, and collaboration across the agricultural value chain.

Measure Progress Toward Your Sustainability Goals

Use the Fieldprint Platform® and eight environmental indicators to measure environmental performance, track change over time, and demonstrate progress toward your sustainability and regenerative agriculture goals.

Engage Farmers Across Your Supply Chain

Use the Fieldprint Project Framework & Standard to engage farmers and supply chain partners, implement credible sustainability projects, measure results, and demonstrate progress.

Strengthen Your Regenerative Agriculture Program

Use Field to Market’s Regenerative Agriculture Guidance, shared definition, and measurement resources to translate regenerative agriculture goals into action, connect practices with measurable environmental outcomes, and strengthen implementation.

Reduce Your Scope 3 Emissions

Use primary, field-level data and Field to Market resources to quantify agricultural emissions, identify opportunities for improvement, and advance emissions reduction efforts across your supply chain.

Scale Your Impact Through Collaboration

Leverage Field to Market’s diverse network to connect with growers, agribusinesses, brands and retailers, civil society organizations, and other agricultural leaders to align efforts, address shared challenges, and scale solutions across the value chain.

As of September 2026, the following statistics were found across Field to Market's membership commitments:

• 61% (111) of Field to Market's 183 members have public sustainability commitments, including national targets from corn, cotton, soybean, and dairy.
• 3 of the commodity groups engaged in the Alliance have set national, industry-wide targets for emissions reduction from all producers - Corn, Cotton, and Soybean.
• 22% (17) of Field to Market's 77 corporate members have SBTi validated goals.
• 29% (5) of Field to Market's 17 corporate members with SBTi goals have set net-zero commitments.

Many Field to Market members have set targeted or aspirational sustainability commitments, which are compiled by sector below. Explore the sources for the commitment hub. 

If your organization's climate commitments and/or progress are not found below or need to be updated, please contact Jamie Sears Rawlings, Director of Communications and Marketing, at jsears@fieldtomarket.org.

SBTi Commitments at a Glance

These tables provide a snapshot of member organizations with science-based emission reduction targets aligned with the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi). Target classification indicates the temperature alignment of individual targets, meaning whether a company's targets are consistent with limiting warming to 1.5°C, well below 2°C, or 2°C. For most scope 3 targets, this is shown as NA, since SBTi notes that temperature alignment is not normally provided, as methods for assessing scope 3 alignment are not yet robust. Among Field to Market's corporate members (Agribusiness and Brands & Retail), 18 of 77 (23%) currently hold SBTi-validated targets, as of September 23, 2026. Of these, 7 also have FLAG (Forest, Land and Agriculture) targets covering land-based emissions and removals.

Many members are also signatories to the Business Ambition for 1.5°C campaign, committing either to set science-based emissions reduction targets across all scopes in line with 1.5°C (Option 1), or to set both interim science-based targets across all relevant scopes and a long-term target to reach net-zero by 2050 (Option 2). 

Scope 1 and 2 Commitments

Target Classification	2029	2030	2031	2032	2036	2040	2050
Net-Zero 1.5°C by 2050
Near-Term & Long-Term 1.5°C
Near-Term: Well Below 2.0°C
Near-Term: 2.0°C
FLAG – Scope 1

Scope 3 Commitments

Target Classification	2029	2030	2031	2032	2036	2050
Net-Zero 1.5°C by 2050
Near-Term & Long-Term: NA
Near-Term: Well Below 2.0°C
Near-Term: 2.0°C
FLAG: Scope 3

Business Ambition for 1.5°C Campaign Signatories

Commitment Option	Signatories
Option 1: 1.5°C Science-Based Emissions Reduction Targets
Option 2: Net-Zero Science-Based Emissions Reduction Targets