CarbonCloud

Core Features

CarbonCloud serves Retailers, Food Brands, and Ingredient Producers, offering climate intelligence tailored to the needs of each. Whether a retailer aggregating supplier data across thousands of SKUs, a food brand seeking climate transparency to differentiate products, or an ingredient producer sharing verified footprint data downstream, the platform delivers scalable, automated emissions modeling and supply‑chain collaboration tools matched to each segment’s climate accounting goals.

• Extensive Carbon Database ClimateHub: Contains carbon footprints for over 50,000 food products and 20,000 crop/animal ingredients globally, each backed by detailed reports.

• Automated LCA Modeling: AI-driven matching of bill‑of‑materials inputs to CarbonCloud’s database yields rapid, consistent cradle‑to‑shelf lifecycle assessments.

• Scope 3 & Supplier Engagement Tools: Enables retailers and producers to invite suppliers to submit primary emissions data through a unified platform with automated validation workflows.

• Hotspot Identification & Scenario Modeling: Highlights emission drivers and enables “what‑if” analysis across ingredient sourcing, transport, and recipe changes.

• Standards‑aligned Reporting: Delivers outputs compatible with ISO 14067, GHG Protocol, SBTi, FLAG rules, and supports TCFD‑style reporting.

• API Access & Integration: Connects CarbonCloud footprint data into ERP, PIM, e‑commerce, or recipe systems via API for real‑time insights.

Closing Insights

CarbonCloud is trusted by leading food‑industry organizations with diverse use‑cases. Oatly used the platform to calculate accurate footprints across its oat‑based products and build transparency into its product development process. Dole Sunshine Company partnered with CarbonCloud on machine‑learning driven climate modeling to scale carbon accounting across its produce portfolio. And Menigo (a Sysco subsidiary in the Nordics) applied CarbonCloud to engage suppliers across tiers and calculate climate footprints for tens of thousands of SKUs.

Recent developments include the introduction of a new Supplier Engagement Solution, which streamlines initial Scope 3 calculations using AI and secondary data, with tools to invite suppliers and collect primary data more efficiently through tailored templates and automated validation workflows. A strategic partnership with Bidfood is underway, where CarbonCloud will support full product‑range footprinting and supplier integration in 2024, signalling further expansion into foodservice supply chains. Combined with the expanding ClimateHub API and growing data library, these improvements broaden CarbonCloud’s capacity to serve both SMEs and global enterprises.

As regulatory frameworks (like CSRD and SBTi) become mandatory and market demand for climate‑transparent food labels intensifies, CarbonCloud equips organizations with scalable data, audit‑ready processes, and actionable insights. Its unique focus on the food sector, rooted in scientific rigor and real‑time collaboration, positions the platform as a robust tool for companies aiming to meet climate targets and respond credibly to consumer and stakeholder expectations.