Pickler

The final score is divided by the number of use cycles.

How are use cycles calculated?

Flexible input data, dynamic eco forecast and regular updates in the environmental database (IDEMAT)

CO2 capturing is already taken into account in the materials' life cycle and biomass gets credits by system expansion

Yes, sustainability Impact Metrics established a methodology to translate EPDs/LCAs to eco-costs

The life cycle that is taken into account by Pickler is defined by the stages described in this article.

This is caused by the benefits of electricity production when waste is incinerated.

Why we use "background" datasets as source for footprint calculations

We predict the material compositions, the energy footprint for the production process, transport and the most likely end-of-life scenario.

Outside the scope of Pickler are the raw material transport, filling process, transport to end-client, the use phase and waste collection.

The environmental impact per piece of the finished packaging is used as a declared unit.

Since the data is maintained by a fully independent non-profit organization and it applies the most recent information an is transparant.

The business relevance of eco-costs is that it is the financial risk of non-compliance with future governmental regulations.

We use the input data from suppliers and multiply with averages from an verified eco-database to score each step of the product life cycle.

Find answers and get help from Intercom Support and Community Experts

Track the progress of all tickets related to your company.

{assigneeName} needs more information from you