HowGood Joins Forces with PACT for Standardized Decarbonization
HowGood, the world's largest agricultural emissions database, has joined forces with the Partnership for Carbon Transparency (PACT) to unlock standardized decarbonization across the food supply chain.
HowGood brings its 3.98 million product carbon footprints into global alignment with PACT, setting a new benchmark for supply chain transparency.
HowGood’s unmatched Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) database immediately elevates and operationalizes PACT, effectively transforming the global standard into the food industry’s common language for carbon data.
This validation confirms that HowGood’s PCF exchange capability fully aligns with the technical requirements of PACT, an initiative powered by the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD), co-convenor of the Greenhouse Gas Protocol (GHG P).
Author's summary: HowGood joins PACT for standardized decarbonization.
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