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DEFINING CLIMATE TRANSPARENCY WITH LEADERS OF TODAY AND TOMORROW








Climate strategy from A to Zero
You don’t need a Master’s degree to work with climate performance. What you need is actionable, comparable, fresh insights. No matter where you are in your climate journey, navigate to zero quicker and with a real impact.
Food supply chains are unique
In short, what we help you do
Calculate
with accuracy
Calculate your emissions baseline for thousands of food products consistently, in weeks, with data you already have and start walking the talk.
Reduce your
emissions
Build your climate roadmap on actionable insights. Identify emission hotspots along each product’s supply chain and build climate-smart products from the start.
Share results,
not pledges
Let your climate performance shine on shelves, meetings or campaigns. Stand out to any stakeholder with up-to-date and robust climate footprints.
Make reporting
a breeze
No matter the sustainability reporting framework, they all share this requirement: Traceable data backed by science. Welcome to confident emissions metrics for Scopes 1, 2, 3.

Oatly
We decided to calculate the climate footprint of our products with CarbonCloud, to focus on the number that drives the food system change.
Annika Hansson
Sustainability Reporting Senior Manager, Oatly
TENZING Natural Energy
We wanted to educate ourselves, get ahead of regulations and be a leader in this space. That’s why we started working with CarbonCloud because we believe climate footprints are the future.
Emily Gander
Head of Communications & Sustainability at TENZING Natural EnergyA climate roadmap for your targets
Different organizations have different supply chains, targets, goals, needs. Craft your climate strategy to fit your organization’s profile.
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