HerwitzMueller Pty Ltd ·ABN 65 681 836 279 ·New South Wales, Australia
HerwitzMueller
Visibility, driving responsibility
Bulk grain terminal, silo row and vessel loading
For grain buyers & processors

The emissions sit upstream with growers.
The obligation sits downstream with buyers.

Getting the evidence from one to the other is the hard part. HerwitzMueller is independent infrastructure that turns supplier information into evidence buyers can rely on.

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Australian
grain
Emissions
evidence
Independent
systems
Why Scope 3 matters

Most of your emissions
sit upstream.

You already measure what happens inside your own operations. But in grain-based foods, emissions from the production of grain can account for most of the product’s footprint, and that sits with your growers, outside of the systems you manage.

* Illustrative example: carbon footprint of flour at the mill gate.
ALL OTHER SOURCES You know this already SCOPE 3 · THE GRAIN What you need visibility of
What you need

Reliable evidence, not just data.

Summary figures and data files are not enough when supplier emissions information needs to be relied on. You need an evidence package that shows how the result was produced, where it came from, and that the supplier stands behind the information they provide.

Consistent
Your suppliers measured the same way, with the information structured the way you need it.
Authorised
Approval to use the data for the agreed purpose, settled up front.
Traceable
The ability to trace the result back to its source, with the supplier ready to stand behind the information they provide.
What we do

Get the evidence you need from your suppliers.

Run a request when you need it, or integrate with your existing systems to coordinate supplier evidence on an ongoing basis.

app.herwitzmueller.com/requests/new
Dashboard
Grain buyers
Suppliers
Requests
Incentives
Purchases
Workflows
Coordination
Tracking
Packages
Settings
Coordination › New requestBGBrindalow GrainsEvidence coordinator
Start a request
Emissions evidence from your suppliers
View Available nowProduct library
Regulatory
AASB S2 · Climate disclosure
You are required to disclose Scope 3 emissions in your annual report.
What you will receive
✓Disclosure / evidence package
✓Supporting data files
✓Analyst summary and briefing
Certification
ISCC · RED III · Canola export
You are shipping a canola consignment into the EU.
What you will receive
✓Conformance evidence package
✓GHG values data file
✓Operator report
Finance
SLL · Sustainability-linked loan
You are setting or reporting an emissions-intensity target under a loan.
What you will receive
✓Confirmation statement
✓Financed-emissions pack
✓KPI data file
Start →
Screens show the request-based workflow. Integrated workflows are also available. * Figures and data shown are illustrative.
1
Set the requirement
Choose what you need to report or substantiate, and when you need it.
2
Engage your suppliers
We coordinate the process with the suppliers you nominate. You see who is ready as the process progresses.
3
Evidence, ready to use
Each completed request gives you an evidence package, designed to support the requirements.
Start with a pilot
Run the system with a small group of your suppliers. Test the process and get real emissions results with minimal setup.
Schedule a meeting →
Evidence packages

Designed to support each requirement.

Each package is structured around the supplier emissions evidence needed to support the requirement, the outputs your team needs to use, and controlled access to the underlying evidence where review or assurance is required.

Regulatory
AASB S2
Certification
ISCC · RED III
Finance
Sustainability-linked loans
Customer
CDP Supply Chain · SBTi FLAG
Internal
Procurement and board reporting
Commercial
Claims and substantiation
Want to understand what goes into an evidence package? Discuss an evidence package →
Use cases

Where demand for evidence is growing.

Broadacre wheat country with a receival site on the horizon
GM Sustainability
Brindalow Grains*
Bulk grain handler · Group 1 entity

Regulatory

Regulatory · AASB S2

With mandatory Scope 3 climate reporting, Brindalow's CFO has decided the business will use estimates where appropriate, but engage directly with key wheat suppliers to strengthen the evidence behind its largest emissions category. This hybrid approach establishes a more credible position, reduces reporting risk and better prepares the business for future assurance.

Scenario
~350 growers · Wimmera region ~487,000 t 3 wheat grades 80% coverage target
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Port terminal with silos and a bulk vessel at berth
Trade Compliance Manager
Calderbrook Oils*
Australian canola exporter

Certification

Certification · ISCC · RED III

With the recognised regional value for cultivation insufficient for a customer's biodiesel to meet RED III's 65% emissions-saving threshold, Calderbrook's trade compliance manager needs to establish whether actual cultivation emissions from its NSW growers can support the requirement. That evidence must be established upstream before it can be used through the certified supply chain.

Scenario
~60 NSW growers ~45,000 t canola 2026/27 crop 65% GHG saving required
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Large silo complex and bulk storage from the air
CFO / Treasury
Brackmoor Agri Holdings*
Corporate grain trader and borrower

Finance

Sustainability-linked loan · SLLP 2025

Brackmoor is establishing an emissions-intensity KPI for the wheat it purchases as part of a new sustainability-linked facility. It needs a consistent baseline across its supplier population, and the evidence to measure performance against the agreed SPTs each year.

Scenario
50 growers ~15,000 t wheat Emissions intensity KPI Annual SPT
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* Illustrative only. The organisations, people, figures and screens shown in these case studies and examples are fictional. They are not HerwitzMueller clients and do not describe real projects or results.
Our independence
Independent, and usable by every side of the trade.
Independent of the trade
HerwitzMueller is not owned by anyone who buys, handles or trades grain. As the connector between buyers and suppliers, our system is designed to meet the needs of both sides.
No counterparty lock-in
Using HerwitzMueller with one buyer or supplier does not tie you to their system or limit who else you can trade with.
Systems
Do we need to replace our existing systems?
No. HerwitzMueller works alongside the systems and processes already in place.
Data
Do suppliers lose control of their data?
No. Suppliers decide who their evidence is shared with and for what purpose.
Assurance
Can an independent assurer test the evidence?
Yes. Authorised assurers can access the evidence they need to independently test the claim.
Who is behind it

Industry depth and operating experience.

HerwitzMueller is led by two people with complementary roles: one with long experience running food and supply businesses, one from inside the Australian grains industry.

Kevin Baker
Kevin Baker FGIA
Chief Executive Officer

Leads commercial development, industry relationships, strategy and governance. More than 15 years in senior operating roles, including CEO of a US food manufacturer and distributor and General Manager Operations of a 26-site Australian building-supply network.

Bachelor of Arts. MBA (Finance).

Karl Pillora
Karl Pillora CA
Founder and Chief Technology Officer

Leads product, platform and methodology. Close to seven years in the Australian grains industry with George Weston Foods' Mauri division, one of the country's largest flour millers, leading finance, data and analytics teams.

Bachelor of Business. Master of Professional Accounting. Master of Analytics.

Contact
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