Which products are reducing their carbon footprint?

Dyson

With the help of our data analysis, using our Footprint Expert™ software, Dyson managed to create the first hand dryer worthy of the Carbon Reduction Label.

Kingsmill

Working with us, Kingsmill have taken steps to reducing the impact their manufacturing and distribution have on the environment on three of their most popular loaves: the Great Everyday White, Tasty Wholemeal and the 50/50 loaves.

Morphy Richards

For some years now Morphy Richards have been working in partnership with the Carbon Trust to identify the carbon footprint of nine of their most popular steam irons.

Tesco

Towards the end of 2007 Tesco agreed to work with the Carbon Trust to assess the carbon footprint of 20 products. Among them were potatoes, light bulbs, orange juice and laundry detergent.

Walkers

In 2006 Walkers became the first company to team up with the Carbon Trust to map a product’s carbon content.

How…

…is a product’s footprint measured?

All the energy used in the life cycle of any product is measured. This energy includes sourcing of raw materials, through to the disposal by the consumer.