ESG & Compliance — EU Taxonomy Alignment
Built to the EU's definition of sustainable.
Efarms evaluates its operations against the EU Taxonomy's six environmental objectives and the Do No Significant Harm criteria — so European ESG funds can classify the asset with confidence.
The Six Environmental Objectives
Climate change mitigation
Local production for EU demand removes long-haul supply emissions; renewable integration underway.
Climate change adaptation
Controlled environments are structurally insulated from the climate risks that impair open-field assets.
Water & marine resources
Closed-loop recirculation returns 95% of process water; zero discharge to ground or watercourse.
Circular economy
Nutrient recovery, biomass residue reuse after extraction, and recirculating growing media.
Pollution prevention
No agricultural runoff, no toxic extraction solvents, İyi Tarım certified input controls.
Biodiversity & ecosystems
No land conversion; production intensity per m² spares open habitat from cultivation pressure.
Do No Significant Harm
Contribution to one objective, harm to none.
Each activity is screened against all six objectives. The full technical screening documentation and minimum-safeguards assessment are available to qualified funds in the investor data room.
Technical screening dossier
Objective-by-objective evidence, DNSH assessments, and minimum safeguards — prepared for ESG fund classification.
Request the dossier