Product DNA and Climate Pacer Launch Solution to Uncover Supply Chain Climate Risks Beyond Tier 1

Know where your supply chain will break before the weather does: the joint solution shows which suppliers, sites and routes are exposed to climate risks and hazards – hurricanes, wildfires, heat and floods – so companies can protect revenue ahead of disruption.

MIAMI, Oct. 20, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Your next supply disruption will likely start beyond the suppliers you know: at a refinery, mill or warehouse. It will be three or four tiers down, in a region one storm away from shutting down.

Today Product DNA (PDNA) and Climate Pacer are launching a joint solution that shows companies exactly where those hidden risks sit. PDNA maps a product's full value chain, from raw material extraction through processing, manufacturing and logistics. Climate Pacer scores every location on that map against current and future climate hazards. The result is one clear, site-by-site view of where operations are exposed and where to act first.

From blind spots to a decision map

With the solution, companies can:

• Map and visualize the entire supply chain. Identify the facilities and corridors that sit deep in their value chain and are invisible in conventional supplier lists.
• Quantify exposure. Assess 32 identified hazards in four groups: temperature, water, wind and solid masses. As an example, you can find out which sites face hurricanes, wildfires, extreme heat, flooding or winter storms, and how those risks will change over time.
• Prioritize action. Focus on the sites and suppliers that matter most to revenue and continuity, with clear options to diversify, plan ahead or adapt.
• Reassure stakeholders with evidence. Give regulators, investors, insurers and customers defensible, location-level data on climate resilience.

Built for North America's climate reality

Hurricanes on the Gulf Coast, wildfires in the West, extreme heat across the South and severe winter storms in Canada are disrupting more supply chains every year. At the same time, regulators, lenders and customers increasingly expect companies to show they understand their physical climate risk. PDNA and Climate Pacer give U.S. and Canadian companies the visibility to meet those expectations, and the foresight to stay ahead of disruption.

"Most companies discover a supply chain vulnerability the day it costs them," said Daniel Blarer, CEO of Product DNA. "Our traceability, combined with Climate Pacer's analysis, shows exactly which sites and suppliers put a business at risk, and why. That's the difference between reacting to a disruption and preventing one."

"Traceability shows where materials flow. Climate analysis shows where that flow could stop," said Valérie David, co-founder of Climate Pacer. "Together, we give companies the evidence to decide where to diversify and where to invest, before a storm turns into a shortage."

Availability

The solution is available now for companies in construction and energy, consumer goods, textiles and packaging manufacturing, and for any company whose products rely on materials sourced beyond its direct suppliers. They can start with a pilot assessment of a priority product line. Book a demo at [email protected]

About Product DNA
Product DNA (PDNA) helps companies trace where their products and materials come from and back up their claims with verifiable proof. Founded in 2004 and headquartered in Switzerland, it serves organizations across Europe and North America with traceability technology and expert advisory services. Learn more at www.productdna.com.

About Climate Pacer
Climate Pacer is a Swiss company that assesses how physical climate hazards affect assets, sites, supply chains and portfolios. Using climate, geospatial and geological data, it covers 32 climate hazards and helps organizations understand where they are exposed, plan adaptation and protect business continuity. Learn more at www.climatepacer.com.

SOURCE Product DNA