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Environmental performance is becoming an increasingly important consideration alongside quality, cost and technical capability. Customers are looking for suppliers to provide reliable sustainability data that supports procurement decisions and wider supply chain reporting.  Providing that information requires more than simply producing a product carbon footprint figure. It requires confidence that the data has been generated…

As sustainability reporting becomes more widespread, technical terms are entering everyday conversations in all sectors. Among the most common are Global Warming Potential, often shortened to GWP, and product carbon footprint.  These terms are closely linked, but they are not interchangeable. Understanding the difference helps manufacturers communicate environmental performance more accurately while enabling customers to…

For decades, manufacturers have focused on improving performance, reducing costs and accelerating development cycles. More recently, sustainability has joined that list of priorities. And, as a result, product carbon footprint figures are becoming increasingly common across manufacturing.   They now feature in product literature, on websites, in procurement questionnaires, tenders and in sustainability reports as organisations…