Why are carbon labels so rare?
By now you’ll be used to seeing certain bits of information on products. The best example is food, where you almost always find some form of nutritional information on all…
Like nutritional information, but for emissions! Simple carbon label for food blogs and websites
The World needs clear environmental information to respond to the climate emergency. We therefore offer the first carbon label for food blogs, allowing them to display the climate impact of their recipes.
The first carbon label for food blogs, displaying the climate impact of their recipes
Nutritional labels on packaging and recipes educate us about the impact of different foods on our health, influencing the choices we make.
We want to do the same with environmental information. We offer the first eco label for food blogs and websites, allowing them to display the impact of their recipes.
If you’re a food blog or website, get in touch with us today!
What is the environmental impact of your diet?
Food contributes at least 20% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Making small dietary changes is therefore one of the best ways you can reduce your carbon footprint.
Our calculator allows you to select the specific food you’ve eaten. We then use our average emission values to estimate your carbon footprint, displaying the results against the fair daily amount. The insights offered will help you to find low carbon food and make more sustainable choices.
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The 3 best ways to reduce the carbon footprint of your diet
This guide helps you improve the sustainability of your diet. These are the three best things you can do to reduce your carbon footprint from food.
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