What’s the carbon footprint of Christmas presents?
More and more companies would reduce the carbon footprint of their products in order to achieve climate-neutral operation and meet consumer expectations. For example, many of them already measure how much CO2 they emit with energy consumption, but the more serious progress is complicated by the fact that up to 70-90% of the carbon footprint of products is generated not in the production companies’ own processes, but in supply chains.

CO2 adatok vehetik át a fenntarthatósági szlogenek helyét
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