Supporting the Transition to Lower-Emission Food Supply Chains
Almost every segment of food production currently depends on fuel.
Motor vehicles power cultivation and logistics; fishing vessels support harvests; generators provide electricity; and processing facilities rely on energy-intensive operations to move food from producers to markets.
For many smallholder producers, SMEs, and aggregators, early replacement of existing vehicles, machinery, and generators is simply not affordable. Yet pressure to reduce emissions and improve sustainability continues to grow across food supply chains.
Through our work across agriculture, aquaculture, and food production, we see a common challenge: producers need practical ways to reduce costs and emissions today while longer-term energy transitions continue to evolve.
Lower Fuel Costs and Reduced Emissions from Existing Infrastructure
Sulnox Eco™ is a drop-in fuel-conditioning designed to improve combustion in existing engines without modification. By making fuel burn more efficiently, it reduces fuel consumption, lowers emissions, and improves air quality.
The conditioner can be added directly to diesel and other liquid hydrocarbon fuels at low dosage rates, cutting fuel costs and harmful emissions, and delivering improved performance from existing vehicles, vessels, generators, and machinery.
For organisations facing rising fuel costs and increasing sustainability requirements, Sulnox Eco™ offers a practical transition solution that delivers lower costs, plus both environmental and operational benefits without the need for capital investment. Across agri-food supply chains, from smallholders to processors to transportation companies, Tathva is working to bring this transition solution to Southeast and South Asia.
Interested in exploring Sulnox Eco™ within your operations?
We are working with producers, aggregators, and supply chain partners to identify deployment opportunities across agriculture, aquaculture, logistics, and food production systems.