Emerging Ag

Background

Emerging Ag Inc. is a Canada-based global consulting firm focused on food and agriculture. Founded in 2011 and based in Calgary, Alberta, Emerging Ag has more than 30 employees worldwide and has an international client base.¹ ² Emerging Ag defines itself as “a boutique international consulting firm” with a focus on agriculture, food, and health within a global policy context.³

Emerging Ag lists its primary services as communications, public affairs, and building sustainability plans.⁴ Emerging Ag’s clients include voluntary initiatives and trade associations representing the largest meat and dairy companies, including the Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef, which represents the world’s largest meat company, JBS, and the Global Dairy Platform, which represents dairy giants such as Nestlé and Fonterra.

The livestock industry is a significant contributor to human-made climate change, accounting for 32 percent of global emissions and approximately one-third of global warming to date.⁵ To avoid dangerous global warming, scientists have said we need to reduce methane emissions by 40-45 percent by 2030, primarily through dietary changes.⁶ ⁷ However, Emerging Ag clients have consistently advocated for policies that will not meet climate goals, such as “climate-smart” agriculture and carbon sequestration in soils, which research has suggested is limited in its ability to counteract the livestock industry’s emissions.⁸ ⁹ Despite scientific consensus on climate change and methane’s role in fueling the problem, methane emissions continue to rise, not fall, at record speeds over recent years.¹⁰ Furthermore, intense lobbying from the sector has stalled action from governments around the globe.¹¹

Stance on Climate Change

The week before COP30, held in November 2025 in Belém, Brazil, Emerging Ag posted on its website a video of its CEO, Robynne Anderson, asking for climate resilience to be a priority at the event. “The entire biome of our planet is affected by climate change,” she said. “Whether we’re talking about our beautiful trees and forests or whether we’re talking about soil health or the state of our oceans, understanding the biodiversity of the planet and how it ties into climate is going to be essential to advancing our resilience.”¹² ¹³

However, as of November 2025, Emerging Ag lacks formal climate commitments, such as a net-zero target or a commitment not to work with highly-emitting clients.

Instead, the firm offers clients—including some of the world’s largest emitters—services to bolster their “sustainability strategies.”¹⁴

In blog posts, Robynne Anderson, Emerging Ag’s founder and president, has made certain calls toward specific climate goals, such as revitalizing climate finance, prioritizing soil health, Inclusion of Agriculture in Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), and building more extreme-weather-resilient food systems.¹⁵ She praised more COP attention on food systems and the COP28 UAE Declaration on Sustainable Agriculture, Resilient Food Systems, and Climate Action.¹⁶

Key People

	Title	2025	2024	2023	2022	2021
Robynne Anderson ¹⁷	President and Founder	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y
Isabelle Coche ¹⁸	Chief Policy Officer	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y
Sara Cohen ¹⁹	Chief Financial Officer	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y
Fabio Niespolo ²⁰	Director of Public Affairs	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y

Before founding EA, Robynne Anderson served as Communications Director at CropLife, which lobbied on behalf of the biotech, seed, and pesticide industries.²¹

Clients

Year	Client	Campaign	Income, if available	Citation
2017 – 2025	Global Dairy Platform	World Milk Day		²²
2022	Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef			²³
2023	Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef		$30,000	²⁴
2024	Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef
2017	Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation		$1.6 million	²⁵
2020	Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation		$2.5 million	²⁶
2019 –	Outreach Network for Gene Drive Research			²⁷
2023	Nutrien			²⁸
2014	Fertilizer Canada			²⁹

Global Dairy Platform (GDP)

Global Dairy Platform (GDP) is a dairy industry group that advocates for dairy consumption and farming. Its membership comprises mainly the world’s largest dairy companies, including New Zealand’s Fonterra, France’s Danone, and the United States’ Land O’Lakes.³⁰ Other GDP members include dairy trade associations such as the Dairy Farmers of America and the International Dairy Federation.³¹ GDP also produces research that pushes the industry’s agenda. This research obscures or minimizes the dairy sector’s climate impact and makes the claim that the dairy industry has a role in bolstering a “sustainable” diet and promotes cattle health as a means to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.³² ³³

Emerging Ag has been working with the Global Dairy Platform (GDP) since at least 2017, providing annual support for its World Milk Day (WMD) campaign through 2025.³⁴

WMD, which is celebrated each year on June 1, was founded by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) in 2001 and is managed by the Global Dairy Platform. Emerging Ag frames its work for World Milk Day and GDP as helping coordinate efforts across the dairy industry that “encourage the appropriate intake of nutrient-rich dairy foods and demonstrate the sector’s role in sustainable agriculture.³⁵ ³⁶ A precise definition of sustainable agriculture is not articulated on Emerging Ag’s website. In WMD’s own literature, it describes its campaign as showing how milk is “vital” and nutritious.³⁷ For example, the theme of 2025’s World Milk Day was “Let’s Celebrate the Power of Dairy,” which honored the supposed way dairy helps “people, economies, and the planet.”³⁸ It broke visibility records, reaching 1.25 billion people and rendering 2.75 million engagements, which was more than double the previous year’s numbers.³⁹ Across the globe, there were a myriad of different events. For example, at an event in Brazil, the state of Espírito Santo announced it would double its dairy production by 2032, whilst “encouraging environmentally responsible practices.”⁴⁰ Emerging Ag fueled the impact of the 2025 WMD campaign through digital campaigns and promotional materials describing milk as a crucial food both nutritionally and environmentally.⁴¹

Official World Milk Day social media posts also emphasize how dairy producers are working to mitigate the environmental harm of dairy farming.⁴² For example, WMD promotes the “Pathways to Dairy Net Zero” campaign, which claims to want to reduce dairy emissions over the next 30 years. This campaign made its debut in 2021, ahead of the United Nations Food Systems Summit and then at COP26 in Glasgow, Scotland. Despite the campaign’s climate-focused title, a DeSmog analysis found that “Pathways to Dairy Net Zero” campaign broadly pushes industrial-scale dairy interests. Any group can become a “supporter” of the campaign without committing to cutting greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Instead, the campaign calls for making dairy production more “efficient” by using fewer resources to feed cows, a move the DeSmog analysis characterized as a corporate greenwashing scheme.⁴³ Emerging Ag promoted the “Pathways to Dairy Net Zero” campaign, promoting a virtual event focused on the topic at Climate Week NYC 2023.⁴⁴

Following World Milk Day in June 2025, Greenpeace accused dairy giants of greenwashing, specifically through WMD.⁴⁵ Mocking the WMD logo, Greenpeace Nordic launched a website devoted specifically to debunking greenwashing claims by big dairy.⁴⁶

In June 2024, World Milk Day focused on showing how dairy farmers are “delivering nutritious and sustainably made dairy products.”⁴⁷ Emerging Ag described the strategies it used to boost the event, including “with farmer videos, in-person events, farm tours, virtual campaigns, and new partnerships.”⁴⁸ Some of the farmer videos feature dairy farmers describing the practices they have adopted to reduce emissions, such as using energy-efficient products and recycling production materials to “help [them] make more milk on less.”⁴⁹

In June 2023, the World Milk Day event “had a clear focus: to showcase how dairy is reducing its environmental footprint, while simultaneously providing nutritious food and sustainable livelihoods.”⁵⁰ Emerging Ag coordinated the day’s social media campaign on behalf of GDP.⁵¹ Videos were produced showing the practices used by farmers to purportedly improve sustainability. In one video, a farmer claims that dairy farming “is a fundamental part of sustainable food systems.” The footage frames cows as environmentally beneficial, saying that cows can digest things that humans can’t, “upcycle” waste products, and provide manure.⁵²

On social media, members of various governments around the world posted in honor of World Milk Day, including representatives from Australia, Canada, Colombia, France, India, Kenya, Mexico, the Philippines, Rwanda, South Africa, Turkey, and the United States.⁵³ The International Livestock Research Institute, another Emerging Ag client, hosted World Milk Day events across Africa, including a question-and-answer session in Nigeria focused on sustainable dairy.⁵⁴

Dairy UK, a British dairy trade association, posted a social media video downplaying the environmental harm of methane released by cows, describing it as a “short-lived gas” that is part of a “natural cycle.” A claim in the video states that “methane from British dairy cows should in fact have contributed to global cooling,” because the methane emissions of British cattle have fallen since 1990. The video blames global warming on the burning of fossil fuels after downplaying the environmental harm of methane released by cows.⁵⁵ Dairy UK’s claim that British dairy cows have little impact on the climate is based on the Global Warming Potential Star (GWP*) metric and is highly misleading. This metric shows how methane breaks down faster than C02 and is favored by certain livestock lobbyists as a way to meet climate goals without reducing industrial meat and dairy production.⁵⁶ GWP* has garnered criticism from climate activists for potentially disrupting efforts to reduce emissions.⁵⁷

In 2021, World Milk Day specifically focused on sustainability and future-proofing the dairy industry through adaptation.⁵⁸ Online, representatives from global governments and nongovernmental organizations, including the CGIAR Research Program on Livestock, the International Livestock Research Institute, and various Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations offices, posted in celebration of WMD. Some of the events which focused on sustainability included webinars in Chile, advertising campaigns in France, newspaper ads in Mexico, and online quizzes in the Netherlands.⁵⁹

From 2017 (the year Emerging Ag started working with GDP) up until 2021, sustainability features less prominently in WMD activities, according to its annual reports.

Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef (GRSB)

The Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef (GRSB), an Emerging Ag client since 2022, is an initiative comprised of beef industry stakeholders such as livestock companies, meat retailers, trade groups, NGOs, government agencies, and research institutes.⁶⁰ For example, its members include JBS, the world’s largest meat supplier, Tyson Foods, McDonald’s, and the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA), which has aggressively lobbied against both attempts to regulate livestock emissions and attempts to require the beef industry to report its emissions.⁶¹ ⁶² ⁶³

The Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef was founded in 2012, following a 2006 Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations report that drew increased attention to the meat industry’s contribution to climate change.⁶⁴ GRSB says that it is working to make the industry more sustainable; however, it rejects the scientific imperative⁶⁵ to reduce meat consumption and attacks the 2020 United Nations’ #ActNow campaign, which called on people to eat more plant-based foods to lessen their carbon footprints.⁶⁶ ⁶⁷

Emerging Ag’s relationship with GRSB is relatively clandestine and not featured on its website, unlike many of its other clients, even those in the meat and dairy industries. Despite this secrecy, internal documents obtained by DeSmog reveal details of their relationship.

According to these documents, the Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef and Emerging Ag began working together in 2022. Since then, a significant focus of the relationship has been on Emerging Ag’s support in helping GRSB prepare for various COPs. According to the minutes from a GRSB Executive Committee meeting held in March 2022, a representative from the Canadian Cattlemen’s Association recommended Emering Ag’s Robynne Anderson as someone who could help GRSB participate in COP27, adding that participating in the event is “necessary” and will help GRSB gain a global profile.⁶⁸ COP27 in Egypt was the first COP to highlight food and include a dedicated “food day” prominently.⁶⁹

Following this recommendation, Emerging Ag formerly established a working relationship with GRSB, providing services in the lead-up to COP27, including coordinating monthly working groups, drafting a position paper, providing regular updates, hosting an orientation session for GRSB members, and building relationships with key dairy industry and governmental stakeholders.⁷⁰ ⁷¹ Ahead of the conference, GRSB said it was “heading to COP27 to tell beef’s climate story.”⁷² At COP27, Emerging Ag helped organise a side event titled “Towards Resilient, Sustainable, Transformed African Agriculture and Food Systems,” in which GRSB participated.⁷³

From 2022 through at least 2024, Emerging Ag continued to work for GRSB. In 2023, GRSB paid Emerging Ag $30,000 to advise GRSB on how to prepare for COP28.⁷⁴

In the Executive Committee Minutes from August 2023, GRSB’s Executive Director, Ruaraidh Petre, reported that “while climate progress is less than encouraging with CoP, [sic] it is important to always be at the table for the conversation.” This document also noted that Emerging Ag has helped the group with other UN processes, in addition to COP.⁷⁵ At COP28 in November, Emerging Ag helped organise side events.⁷⁶

In 2024, Emerging Ag helped GRSB prepare for multilateral events such as the Bonn Climate Change Conference, NY Climate Week, the Private Sector Mechanism of the Committee for Food Security, and a February OECD meeting on the link between leather production and deforestation.⁷⁷. It also helped with a webinar centering “livestock solutions” that was held following COP28.⁷⁸ Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef. Archived .pdf available at DeSmog.

In the lead-up to COP29, Emerging Ag helped GRSB emphasize “the important role of livestock in a sustainable food system.”⁷⁹

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

Emerging Ag has worked for the Gates Foundation since at least 2017, specifically to promote the concept of gene drive. In 2017, Emerging Ag was paid $1.6 million by the foundation for this work.⁸⁰

Gene drive is a controversial genetic engineering technology that encourages selected genetic traits to spread rapidly through a species through sexual reproduction. For example, modifying the genetic traits of mosquitoes so that it is harder for them to reproduce.⁸¹

Proponents often argue that gene drive technology can combat vector-borne diseases like malaria or control invasive species.⁸²

Gene drive technology is controversial because it raises numerous ethical and ecological questions, with the potential for a few scientists to disrupt or eliminate entire species and ecosystems irrevocably.⁸³ Critics at Friends of Earth, an environmental advocacy organization, say the philanthropic energy behind gene drive is driven by potential benefits to agribusiness in the future.⁸⁴

As the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) worked to formalize recommendations on gene drive in 2017, Jonathan Latham of science-focused news outlet Independent Science News argued that Emerging Ag built a cohort of academics to “manipulate” the UN decision-making process on gene drives. Based on emails obtained through a FOIA request by Independent Science News, the Gates Foundation wanted Emerging Ag to “fight back against gene drive moratorium proponents.”⁸⁵

In May 2020, Emerging Ag received a 3-year-long $2.5 million grant to raise awareness of how gene drive technology could potentially be used to combat malaria in Africa.⁸⁶

In September of 2020, critics complained the Gates Foundation was hijacking the International Union for Conservation of Nature to push its gene drive agenda.⁸⁷

Outreach Network for Gene Drive Research

Emerging Ag serves as the Secretariat of the Outreach Network for Gene Drive Research, an organization founded in 2019 that aims to raise awareness about the potential benefits of gene drive technology.⁸⁸ The Gates Foundation and Target Malaria, both of which are Emerging Ag clients, are members of the network.⁸⁹ Almost all members of the network, and the network itself, receive funding from the Gates Foundation.⁹⁰ ⁹¹

Emerging Ag and the Outreach Network work to influence multilateral discussions around gene drive governance, such as events like the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity, the International Society of Bio-safety Research, the Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance, the Asia Pacific Malaria Elimination Network, the Pan-African Mosquito Control Association (PAMCA), and the International Union for Conservation of Nature.⁹²

Nutrien; Fertilizer Canada

Emerging Ag has worked with the fertilizer company Nutrien since at least 2023, when Emerging Ag helped the company prepare for COP28.⁹³ ⁹⁴

Emerging Ag has also worked with Fertilizer Canada, an industry group supporting the nitrogen, phosphate, potash, and sulphur fertilizers sector.⁹⁵ Emerging Ag has worked with Fertilizer Canada since at least 2014, when it helped coordinate the group’s first annual International Stewardship Symposium.⁹⁶ At the second event held in 2015, speakers emphasized that agriculture must “produce more with less environmental impact.”⁹⁷

The “more with less” argument is an argument heavily promoted by the pesticide and fertilizer industries. “More with less” or “sustainable intensification” claims that industrial agriculture can continue to grow rapidly to increase crop yields and help combat global hunger.⁹⁸ However, more than one-third of all crops go to animal feed, supporting meat-heavy diets in wealthy countries, and critics say this effort misuses social justice language to promote corporate interests.⁹⁹

Contact & Address

720 13th Avenue
Calgary, Alberta T2R 1M5, CA¹⁰⁰

LinkedIn
Robynne Anderson’s X (linked on the firm’s website)

Resources

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