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Carbon Footprinting
There are many ways to calculate a product's carbon footprint as this field continues to emerge. ISO 14067 specifies principles, requirements, and guidelines for the quantification and reporting of the carbon footprint of a product (CFP), in a manner consistent with International Standards on life cycle assessment (LCA) (ISO 14040 and ISO 14044). At launch, products with evidence will be included.*
The materials must be supplied with a specific supplier claim on the PCF or LCIA through any part of the cradle to grave lifecycle of the product, with cradle to gate being the most commonly reported.
Claim must be accompanied by a figure on the emission per unit of product (likely in Kg or metric tonne of CO2 per unit), KgCO2e or tCO2e/ton product.
The materials must be supplied with a specific supplier claim on the PCF or LCIA through any part of the cradle to grave lifecycle of the product, with cradle to gate being the most commonly reported.
Claim must be accompanied by a figure on the emission per unit of product (likely in Kg or metric tonne of CO2 per unit), KgCO2e or tCO2e/ton product.
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