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DIMITRA PAPPAS

ST CHARLES, IL 60174

ROOFING CONTRACTOR

In partnership with PT Surveyor Indonesiaa state-owned assurance and inspection companyincluding coffee and cacaoreportingand audit-ready environmental compliance workflows. In Ugandawhere coffee is the largest agricultural export sectorthe National Coffee Cooperative Union of KenyaDimitra supports coffee traceabilityfarmer-level data collectionthis deployment is supported by Connected Coffee and Connected Farmertraceabilitywith potential to expand to over 300 thousand hectares. Through these carbon initiativesDimitra supports MRV-related processestransparencyand security of carbon creditsConnected CoffeeConnected CacaoESG Compasssatellite analyticsblockchain

11:59 PM PST on May 25th for maintenance. --> Infrastructure for compliant, traceable, and market-ready agriculture. Compliance That Scales: Building infrastructure that connects regulation, global trade, and capital in agriculture. Dimitra operates where agriculture, climate accountability, regulation, and capital meet. As agriculture faces rising demands for traceability, defensible compliance, and measurable outcomes, we help cooperatives, agribusinesses, governments, and institutions turn fi

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