Digital agronomic solutions provider CropX Technologies announced the acquisition of crop supply intelligence company Acclym, expanding its capabilities to help enable food and beverage brands to achieve their agricultural sustainability commitments.
The agriculture sector faces a series of sustainability challenges, accounting for a significant proportion of global GHG emissions, and with the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides contributing to problems including soil erosion and biodiversity loss. According to CropX, the transaction comes as global food and beverage companies are under increasing pressure to meet sustainability and regenerative agriculture goals,yet face challenges in managing their commitments across fragmented supply chains without reliable, field-level data.
Founded in 2010, Tel Aviv-based Acclym provides agricultural intelligence solutions aimed at enabling to food and beverage enterprises to achieve and quantifiably measure their sustainability goals and optimize supply operations while mitigating risks across globally distributed ecosystems.
The company’s technology leverages augmented on-the-ground data, satellite monitoring, AI and predictive analytics covering more than six million hectares across 39 countries and translates farm-level data into actionable strategies for sustainability, procurement and ESG reporting.
Acclym already works with industry leaders such as Nestlé, General Mills and McCain Foods, providing insights that help track and improve the environmental performance of complex global supply chains.
Acclym CEO Amir Lehr said:
“Our team and customers couldn’t have asked for a better home than CropX to continue our mission, expand our impact, and enhance our technological and agronomic expertise. The integration of Acclym and CropX will significantly broaden the range of innovative solutions we can deliver to our clients.”
According to CropX, the acquisition will expand its reach into enterprise agriculture, adding Acclym’s 15-year track record of supply chain intelligence and sustainability expertise to its agronomic farm management platform. The transaction marks the company’s seventh acquisition, and follows its 2024 purchase of nitrogen sensor company EnGeniousAg and 2023 acquisition of Australia’s Green Brain.
Tomer Tzach, CEO of CropX, said:
“Acclym brings enterprise intelligence that perfectly complements CropX’s deep agronomic capabilities. Together, we’re building the digital infrastructure for a more resilient, sustainable, and productive food system.”
