Carbon Footprinting for Suppliers in the Food Industry

Industrial companies are increasingly responsible for meeting their sustainability goals across the entire value chain. In the food sector, raw material production – especially agriculture – plays a key role in a company's climate impact. With effective carbon footprinting, you create transparency and gain insight into the carbon emissions of the agricultural products you purchase.

Your Benefits at a Glance

Achieve sustainability goals: Carbon footprints help illustrate environmental impact and enable step-by-step improvements.

Create transparency: Know the carbon footprint of the products you purchase.

Meet regulatory requirements: Comply with legal standards (e.g., CSRD, ESG reporting) using reliable carbon data.

Build trust: Verified documentation strengthens the credibility of your sustainability communications.

Gain a competitive advantage: Companies with sustainable supply chains are better positioned in the market.

How Does Carbon Footprinting Work?

With the World-Climate Farm Tool, developed by Carbon Standards International, you can accurately capture emissions along the upstream stages of your supply chain. The tool is based on internationally recognized methods and includes all climate-relevant aspects of agriculture.

It reveals:

the main emission sources in your supply chain,

carbon reduction potential

the impact of climate actions already implemented.

Typical Measures for Reducing Emissions
Many industrial companies achieve significant improvements by:

supporting suppliers in implementing sustainable farming practices,

using renewable energy in production,

improving transportation and logistics,

tracking climate goals across the entire supply chain.

Your Advantage: Credibility and Climate Action
A professional carbon footprint provides clarity and serves as a strategic tool. It enables you to plan, track, and communicate emission reduction efforts. This enhances both your climate impact and your market positioning.

Choose supply chain transparency – with the World-Climate Farm Tool.

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