For the second consecutive year, TIXlog, Fazenda Imigrantes, and Higident, from the Tix Group, have received the GHG Protocol Gold Seal. This recognition reinforces the group’s commitment to climate transparency and environmental management, highlighting their progress in measuring greenhouse gas emissions.
For the second consecutive year, the companies TIXlog, Fazenda Imigrantes, and Higident, members of the Tix Group, headquartered in Amparo (SP), have achieved the prestigious Gold Seal from the Brazilian GHG Protocol Program. This is the country’s main initiative for accounting and publishing corporate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions inventories, consolidating the group’s leadership in climate transparency and environmental commitment.
The recognition, granted by the Getúlio Vargas Foundation (FGV) based on emission inventories for the base year of 2025, underscores the companies’ firm commitment to sustainability. It not only attests to the robustness of their environmental management but also highlights a continuous journey of improvement in their processes and the measurement of their climate impact. The reiteration of the Gold Seal emphasizes the seriousness with which the Tix Group approaches environmental issues and its pursuit of clean energy.
The Gold Seal represents the highest qualification level within the GHG Protocol program. It is awarded only to organizations that submit complete inventories and, crucially, have them verified by an independent third party. This rigorous process ensures the utmost reliability and robustness of the reported information, granting unquestionable credibility to the Tix Group’s GHG emission data.
The achievement is even more significant as it marks the second consecutive cycle of the companies’ participation in the program, demonstrating a structured and consistent journey in climate management. Since their first inventory, TIXlog, Fazenda Imigrantes, and Higident had already reached the maximum level of recognition. This reflects the maturity of the adopted methodology and the companies’ alignment with global best practices for emission measurement and reporting.
“Receiving the Gold Seal from the GHG Protocol for the second consecutive year reinforces the Tix Group’s commitment to increasingly transparent and data-driven management. More than just recognition, the emissions inventory is a strategic tool that helps us understand our operations, identify opportunities for evolution, and strengthen sustainability as part of business management.”
States Antonio Carlos Vischi, executive director of Tix, highlighting the group’s proactive approach to environmental issues.
The Emissions Inventory as a Strategic Tool
More than just an accountability instrument, the emissions inventory serves as a vital strategic tool for the Tix Group’s businesses. By enabling precise identification of the main GHG emission sources, it allows for intelligent investment direction, continuous process improvement, and informed decision-making that directly contributes to increasingly efficient and environmentally sustainable operations.
Innovation and Sustainability at Fazenda Imigrantes
At Fazenda Imigrantes, detailed emissions monitoring is a cornerstone for decisions related to agricultural management, soil conservation, and crop longevity. Data management aids in identifying opportunities to reduce impacts throughout production cycles, driving initiatives such as reforestation, restoration of preservation areas, and strengthening biodiversity through strategic environmental conservation partnerships. Sustainable agricultural practices are a priority in the pursuit of sustainability.
The farms also actively invest in reforestation and environmental conservation actions that are crucial for carbon capture and strengthening local biodiversity. Furthermore, monitoring emissions provides a deep understanding of production cycles, supporting the adoption of agricultural practices with lower environmental impact, aligned with the principles of clean energy and sustainability.
Efficient and Low-Impact Logistics at TIXlog
At TIXlog, climate management is intrinsically linked to the pursuit of more efficient and environmentally responsible logistics operations. Among the ongoing initiatives, investments in lower environmental impact alternatives, such as vehicles powered by natural gas and electric vehicles, stand out, along with optimizing load capacity and continuous fleet modernization. Rigorous emissions monitoring allows for constant evaluation of these strategies and informs future investment decisions in clean energy and sustainable logistics.
Another highlight in the Tix Group’s operations is the exclusive use of electricity from certified renewable sources. Through I-REC certificates, participating operations ensure the traceability of the energy consumed, reinforcing the commitment to an energy matrix with lower environmental impact. This strategy is supported by the use of certified renewable energy, supplied by a company within the group itself, ensuring alignment with its environmental commitments.
Interdepartmental Collaboration and Process Excellence
The preparation of the emission inventories involved various company departments, including Sustainability, EHS (Environment, Health, and Safety), Finance, People and Management teams, as well as the operational teams of different businesses. This collaborative and cross-functional work was essential to ensure the high quality of information and the success of the rigorous independent verification process, demonstrating the engagement of the entire Tix Group with climate transparency and environmental management.
“The inventory allows us to precisely identify the main emission sources and direct efforts towards initiatives with the greatest potential impact. This visibility is fundamental for the continuous evolution of climate management and for building increasingly consistent future goals.”
Comments Helmut Werner Forster, Sustainability and Environment Specialist at the TIX Group, emphasizing the importance of data analysis for effective and clean energy-focused environmental planning.
The achievement of the GHG Protocol Gold Seal for the second consecutive year solidifies the Tix Group’s position as a player committed to sustainability and climate transparency in the clean energy and environmental management sector. This recognition is not just a quality seal but an incentive for continuous improvement in its operations and environmental impact.
As next steps, the Tix Group companies aim to further enhance the maturity of their climate management, evolving emissions monitoring, expanding the scope of evaluated categories, and strengthening the use of technology to improve the analysis and management of environmental indicators. The focus is on continuing to advance the sustainability agenda, seeking innovations, and setting new benchmarks for the clean energy and sustainable development sector.
- The Brazilian GHG Protocol Program is an initiative of FGVces and WRI, in partnership with the Ministry of Environment, the Brazilian Business Council for Sustainable Development (CEBDS), the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBSCD), and 27 Founding Companies.
