Unibloom expands advisory board with digital transformation and retail leader Kristina, ex-H&M and ex-L’Oréal
Unibloom is excited to welcome Kristina Pettersson Sandstrom, CEO & Founder of the Reach and a seasoned expert in digital transformation, innovation, and global retail from H&M, L’Oréal & Unilever, to its advisory board. She joins a growing group of top-tier advisors and angel investors—including Henri, Karolina, Arletka, and Michael—as Unibloom accelerates its mission to transform procurement with better climate, cost & efficiency data, smarter prioritisation, and measurable business impact towards Science Based Targets.
“Excited to join the advisory board of Unibloom—an AI-powered platform transforming how procurement teams make sourcing decisions that are not only smarter and faster, but also more sustainable,” says Kristina.
“With many years in retail, I’ve seen firsthand how powerful it is when financial performance and sustainability go hand in hand. Unibloom enables exactly that—helping companies move beyond climate guesswork to make data-driven decisions across the entire purchasing process. Decisions that reduce risk, unlock value, and drive long-term business impact.
This is the kind of solution the future of business and sustainability depends on—and I’m proud to be part of the journey.”
Unibloom’s AI-powered platform empowers companies to optimise for both cost savings and climate performance—two goals often viewed as trade-offs. By simulating climate and financial outcomes across multiple project scenarios, procurement teams can now access accurate secondary data—filling gaps where supplier data is missing or unreliable—and quickly identify the highest-impact, lowest-cost initiatives in minutes, instead of months or years of manual work or costly external experts
Unibloom has gained traction from major food producers who have set ambitious Science Based Targets and want to integrate better data into procurement decisions. To make that happen some of the valuable features Unibloom offer is:
- Secondary data bases like AgriFootprint, EcoInvent, Defra, AIB, Cost, WWF Risk Filter, Nutrition & Unibloom's unique data sets (ie 54 new country specific Soybean Meal emission factors) integrated into one accessible and easy to use database for non-climate experts
- Templates for Science Based Targets, sub-targets and integrated with all initiatives, CAPEX, OPEX, business growth & energy grid decarbonisation
- Automated modelling in Scope 1, 2 & 3 to identify and compare 100s of ideas in minutes, on location shift, ingredient shift, shift to regenerative or certification
- Integration with J4Energy database to enable renewable energy solution modelling in hours and at a fraction of the cost and link to Scope 1 & 2 targets
- Integration with PACT (upcoming) to streamline Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) uploads from suppliers, calculations and scenario shift modelling to compare optimal shifts.
- Enhanced AI and cross-functional data development for more precise, country-specific & supplier specific climate & cost data, reducing guesswork in procurement decisions.
These developments and offerings directly support procurement teams in meeting Science Based Targets, unlocking financial savings, and reducing climate risk. Currently, only 3% of companies integrate climate data into procurement decisions—a gap that could lead to up to 50% profit loss in the food industry by 2030.
Welcome onboard from team Unibloom - Kristina!
Curios to learn more how to digitise and bring accurate data to your procurement decisions, without chasing suppliers for months or years?
anna.sandgren@unibloom.world
https://unibloom.world
