TÜV Süd verifies Product Carbon Footprint methodology for plant-based colors
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What happened
TÜV Süd verified a Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) methodology for plant-based EXBERRY colors on October 7, 2026. The verification confirms that the cradle-to-gate calculations align with the requirements of ISO 14067.
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Why it matters
This verification provides food and beverage brands with measurable and credible information for their sustainability reporting, decision-making, and marketing materials. The PCF calculations cover the total greenhouse gas emissions across the ingredient's entire lifecycle, including agriculture, energy use, and transportation.
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Who's involved
- TÜV SüdProvided independent verification of the Product Carbon Footprint methodology
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TÜV Süd
German vehicular inspection and product certification services company
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