CarbonOne Proudly Featured On Grocery Business Magazine: Automating Carbon Measurement

We are thrilled to announce that CarbonOne has been featured in the November/December 2024 issue of Grocery Business Magazine! This marks a milestone in our mission to transform carbon measurement and reporting for the grocery sector.

In the featured article, Automating Carbon Measurement, CarbonOne’s founder, Brett Wills, explores the transformative role of technology in decarbonizing grocery supply chains. As retailers and suppliers face mounting pressure to reduce emissions, accurate and actionable carbon data is becoming the cornerstone of sustainable business practices.‍

As we navigate a rapidly evolving landscape of carbon accountability and sustainability, the grocery sector stands at the forefront of these changes. This article highlights how new technology tools are automating carbon measurement, offering unprecedented accuracy and empowering companies to reduce their emissions across the value chain.

Accurate carbon data is crucial for reliable reporting as it forms the foundation for reliable emissions measurements, regulatory compliance, and building stakeholder trust. Supplier-specific data provides precise measurements, while spend-based data often inflates emissions by over 100% as shown below.

Technology isn’t just simplifying the process—it’s enabling grocers and suppliers to play a pivotal role in accurately measuring their footprint, understanding their impact, and building achievable targets.

As regulatory requirements and stakeholder demands grow, the path forward is clear: precise carbon measurement and actionable insights are essential. Platforms utilizing new technology tools are leading this shift, empowering businesses to not only comply but thrive in a sustainable, competitive landscape.

Curious about the future of carbon reporting? Check out the full article here.

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