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▶️Introduction to Pickler's calculations
▶️Introduction to Pickler's calculations

A quick overview of all steps you need to take to enable impact calculations

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Written by Daan van Hal
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As sustainability regulations tighten, packaging companies are increasingly required to assess and report the environmental impact of their products.

With Pickler, you can calculate the impact of your packaging quickly, accurately, and at scale, helping you meet these demands with confidence.

Here’s what you’ll learn in more detail through the following articles:

What is a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)?

A Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) looks at the entire environmental impact of a product, from the extraction of raw materials to its disposal. It provides a full view of a product’s environmental footprint and identifies areas for improvement. To learn more about how an LCA works and why it’s essential for packaging companies, read What is a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA)?.

How Pickler’s LCA-Based Calculations Work

Traditional LCA methods can be slow and costly, especially for companies with many products. Pickler’s Fast-Track LCA offers a solution by providing quick, accurate, and scalable LCA calculations. This innovative approach ensures that packaging companies get the data they need to comply with regulations and improve sustainability without the long wait times. For more details on how Pickler’s LCA system works, visit How Pickler’s LCA-Based Calculations Work.

What Data Do You Get from Pickler’s LCA Calculations?

Pickler’s Fast-Track LCA provides detailed, actionable data. This includes eco-costs, carbon footprint, and other key environmental indicators, helping packaging companies understand their products’ environmental impact and identify areas for improvement. To explore the specific data you get from Pickler’s LCA calculations, check out What Data Do You Get from Pickler’s LCA Calculations?.

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