Turning Packaging Carbon Data into Better Purchasing DecisionsMichael Elsey

For large consumer packaged goods (CPG) companies, reducing the carbon footprint of packaging is becoming an increasingly important part of achieving corporate Scope 3 emissions goals. The challenge is moving beyond simply measuring and reporting emissions to making purchasing decisions that can actually reduce them.

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