Learn from a global fruit producer and distributor
The webinar brings together a food and agricultural company, a decarbonisation platform, and the data foundation behind a credible corporate carbon footprint.
Frutura, a global fruit company, used to receive its greenhouse gas (GHG) footprint from a climate consultant as a summary of results. The high-level insights did not equip local operators to analyse, understand, or own their emission reduction efforts.
In this webinar, Frutura's Executive Vice President, Sustainability, shares how he brought six business units together to deliver a transparent, consolidated footprint ready for customers, investors and auditors. He'll cover how his teams then used the footprint to run 176+ decarbonization simulations, modelling hundreds of thousands of tonnes of potential CO₂e savings.
You'll hear from ecoinvent, which maintains one of the most widely used life cycle inventory databases in the world. Its emission factors span energy, materials, chemicals, agriculture, transport, and more, with annual updates and periodic major new releases. ecoinvent is the scientific foundation underpinning many credible corporate footprints today.
Why do companies need transparency now? Two key drivers are:
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Setting and meeting near-term emissions reduction targets, and
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Mandatory climate reporting built on ISSB, with limited or reasonable assurance.
Beyond the Scope 1, 2 and 3 headline totals, companies need to evidence and defend how their emissions were calculated to meet stakeholder expectations in this era of accountability.
Join this webinar to learn
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How Frutura brought six business units together into a single, audit-ready footprint, where teams ran decarbonization simulations at scale
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How ecoinvent’s scientific data foundation supports corporate inventories preparing for near-term targets and mandatory reporting
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The business value of moving from a static report to a transparent, granular corporate carbon footprint
Who should attend
In-house sustainability, supply chain and compliance leaders at food and agriculture, retail, CPG, and other physical-economy companies.
It is most useful for teams preparing for customer data requests, external assurance, or mandatory reporting, who want more visibility into the emission factors behind their footprint.
