To set up the consultation, email info@carbon-one.ca or fill the Contact Form with the coupon, your name and company name.
During this consultation, you will directly collaborate with Brett Wills, founder of Carbon One. This session is your chance understand more about cost-cutting strategies, and ask all your questions.
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We've developed a complimentary web-based tool that lets brands compare the carbon impact of sourcing and transporting ingredients or packaging, especially outside the U.S. Take Canola, for example, a simple shift from sourcing from the US to Canada and you could potentially reduce your ingredient’s emissions by 50% and save money purchasing locally.
This quick and easy to use tool gives you an instant understanding of the carbon impact behind your sourcing and transportation choices. Give it a try for free!
What if cutting carbon emissions was as simple as explaining your goals? With our New Digital Decarbonization Consultant, it is.No complex calculations. No lengthy research. Just clear, actionable steps tailored to your business needs.
Learn more about how it works, and recommended use.
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This white paper provides a comprehensive analysis of why the food and beverage sector in Canada must take immediate action toward carbon reduction. Here's what you'll learn:
✔ Understanding Climate Risks & Opportunities
✔ How proactive carbon management can drive revenue growth, cost savings, and market expansion.
✔ Break down of new Canadian regulations (CSSB, Bill C-59) and the growing global carbon reporting requirements.
✔ The role of technology in streamlining Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions reporting for businesses of all sizes.
✔ Investor & Consumer Expectations – Examines how ESG-focused investments and consumer demand for sustainability are shaping the future of the industry.
This is an essential resource for food and beverage executives, sustainability leaders, and policymakers looking to stay ahead of regulatory changes and capitalize on the opportunities of a low-carbon economy.
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