There is a fast growing demand for truly sustainable products. With Pickler you can win over your customers by providing them with evidence based answers to their questions about your contribution to climate change and impact on eco systems.

The footprints created via Pickler can be easily shared via social media, email marketing, or on websites to educate your customers about sustainability. It helps your company to share transparent stories of their sustainable practices, and it explains how your products are made.

We also offer iFrames for eCommerce and an API connecting to help your company make up-to-date green claims at scale.

Use Pickler to give your customers insights in their current emissions and how they can be reduced when switching to your more sustainable packaging. With Pickler you are able to optimize the footprint v.s. cost ratio on product level. With our bench marking tool it becomes easy to optimize between price and footprint and share to the options with your customers.

Not only customers want to know what they are buying, stakeholders too. Since sustainability is of high priority for many, banks, shareholders but also employees will need more than just a promise about how green your business is.

Pickler gives you the tools to easily share, print or publish eco forecasts and comparisons. That means your sustainability efforts can now be seen by everyone, in a transparant and easy to understand fashion.

With Pickler, you don’t need to hide behind inconclusive certificates or hearsay when talking to customers. Let the evidence speak for itself.

Be one the first with evidence based sustainability claims at scale and exceed your competition.

Not knowing what your emissions are is risky for you and your customers. Upcoming regulations like the Green Deal are on the horizon and soon it will no longer be allowed to make green claims without evidence and reporting on CO2 will be mandatory.

1. Help your clients to market their sustainability efforts

There is a fast growing demand for truly sustainable products. With Pickler you can win over your customers by providing them with evidence based answers to their questions about your contribution to climate change and impact on eco systems.

The footprints created via Pickler can be easily shared via social media, email marketing, or on websites to educate your clients customers about sustainability. It helps them to share transparent stories of their sustainable practices, and it explains how their products are made.

We also offer iFrames for eCommerce and an API connecting to help your customer make up-to-date green claims at scale.

In 2025, according to the latest European Commission proposal there will be a new law in place to fight green washing across Europe. It forbids companies to make sustainable claims when there is no scientific, transparent and up-to-date evidence that supports their claim. Pickler helps companies to be in line with the new EU law, and prevents the risks of green washing your or your clients products. Learn more here.

Partner with other businesses that share your commitment to sustainability. This can help you reach new audiences and reinforce their brand values. Use Pickler to give your customers insights in their current emissions and how they can be reduced when switching to your more sustainable packaging.

There are rapid growing lists of businesses that are publicly committed to take climate action. For example:

https://sciencebasedtargets.org/companies-taking-action#dashboard

https://www.pledgetonetzero.org/full-signatory-list

Switching to more sustainable products, will lead to employees being more motivated to perform better. According to McKinsey & Company it also reduces costs and increase operating profits by up to 60%.

Over the years there is an increase for products with a large footprint. From increased energy prices to increased taxes on products with a low end-of-life value. With the footprint calculations of Pickler you can explain the benefits of choosing a sustainable product over a traditional one and where in the value chain potential future cost can occur.

For example, if your production plants use a lot of sustainable energy, your products are less exposed to fluctuations of the energy prices.