Product carbon footprints
Your product footprint is your customer's scope 3
Your customers build their targets from the products you sell them. Give every customer the same footprint, from one model, with your data and a report behind it.
Three situations. One answer
Every customer sends a different PCF template, each with a deadline
One footprint per product, built to the standards those templates use. Enter your data once and answer every customer.
You hold primary data, and the footprint on file does not use it
Every footprint shows which of your data it rests on: your energy, your farm assessments, your packaging.
Your product footprints and your scope 3 tell different stories
Here they are one calculation. Improve a supplier’s data and every footprint that uses it moves.
Every product. Your data. The report. The same answer to every customer
Your whole range, in weeks
Send the product list, ingredients, origins and packaging you keep. Every product gets a benchmark figure on day one. AI helps map your data; it never produces the number.
Your data, shown as used
Add your energy, suppliers’ figures, farm assessments and packaging. The Primary Data Share shows how much rests on your data.
The report behind every number
A technical report per product, to the GHG Protocol and ISO 14067, with FLAG split and per-gas breakdown. The recipe stays with you.
The same footprint to every customer
Customers on CarbonCloud see it the moment you share it. Others get it exported, aligned with PACT. Join once, prove everywhere.
Why it is fair
Next to the benchmark your customer already sees
Your figure sits beside your category benchmark, same model, same background data. Better farming shows; a different method cannot.
One calculation, both ways
Your product footprints and your scope 3 are the same numbers
The footprint you send a customer and the 3.1 and 3.4 lines in your inventory come from the same calculation. Improve one supplier's data and every product that contains it moves, along with your corporate number.
So no customer ever sees a number you cannot reconcile with your own report.
Wholesalers, importers and traders: your sold products are your purchased products
Start from the scope 3 module: every item mapped and calculated in weeks, and shareable from day one. Then add supplier data where the volume is.
The same route, from the buyer's side, is on the supplier engagement page.
In public: Dole Nordic
More than 10,000 product footprint models developed with CarbonCloud, with categories 1 and 4 of the corporate inventory computed from them. Scope 3 is 99.7 percent of the footprint.
Dole Nordic Sustainability Report 2025, pp. 20, 21, 26.
Data is how you keep the account
Customers score tenders on footprints now
The suppliers who can answer are the ones who stay listed. A footprint on every item is a sales argument now, and progress you can prove next year.
Find the hotspot, test the change, prove it next year
See where the footprint sits, test a change before you commit, and the Change Log records the reduction for every customer.
On pack, if you want
The same footprint, on the shelf
The footprint you share with customers is the footprint you can print, with the full calculation behind it.
For me, printing the climate footprints of each product is the way of helping consumers and ourselves as food brands.
Annika HanssonSustainability Reporting Senior Manager, OatlyTrusted by industry leaders today and tomorrow
Three steps. The first one is the data you already keep
Send what you have
Product list, ingredients, origins, packaging.
Every product calculated
Each product mapped and calculated with a benchmark figure, in weeks.
Add your data, share the result
Your energy, suppliers and farms. Share with the customers who asked.
GHG Protocol incl. LSRS · ISO 14067 · SBTi FLAG · PACT-aligned
Your customers are counting your products. Count them first
Start with the products your biggest customer buys. The rest of the range follows in the same model.