Why measuring your products’ environmental impacts matters today
Regulation, consumer expectations and markets are changing
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Most greenhouse gases come from food
Around a third of the climate problem is associated with the food we eat and how it is produced 1, 2. Chilean food exports reached US$ 12,460 million3at the beginning of 2025; almost 20% go to European marketswhere the Green Deal 4already requires carbon footprint reports for entry.
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European consumers would use a universal environmental ecolabel to inform their purchasing decisions.
Consumers also highlighted a lack of trust in brands and believe that governments should require greater transparency to prevent misleading environmental claims.5.
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of global food-related emissions come from agriculture and livestock farming, as well as land use and land-use change.
Measuring emissions is a competitive advantage
Purchasing, financing, and market access decisions increasingly rely on product-level emissions data. Companies unable to provide this information risk losing business opportunities and competitiveness. ClearPrint automates the generation of these data, enabling faster decision-making, stronger market positioning, and access to new markets.
You risk being excluded from export contracts, especially in the European Union, where regulations such as the European Green Deal and CBAM are already in place.
You risk losing access to retailers and large buyers that now demand verifiable climate data as a minimum requirement.
You become less attractive to green finance providers and investors, who prioritise companies with clear environmental reporting.
You give your competitors an opportunity to differentiate themselves through sustainability credentials that you cannot demonstrate.
If you work with ClearPrint…
You gain and maintain access to demanding markets while complying with national and international regulations such as the REP Law (Ley 20.920) in Chile.
You differentiate your products with transparent and verifiable eco-labels in local and international markets.
You build trust with consumers and business partners through clear and comparable environmental data.
You strengthen your reputation and competitiveness, positioning your company to lead the transition towards more sustainable food systems.
How the ClearPrint Platform Works
It automatically measures and reports your products’ environmental impacts.
Using local and up-to-date data, ClearPrint automates the measurement of product carbon footprints and other environmental impacts, generating reports, ecolabels and EPDs to facilitate regulatory compliance and improve competitiveness.
Automatic calculation of product carbon footprints, including Scope 3 emissions.
Emissions reports aligned with international standards and frameworks (ISO, GHG Protocol and EPD).
Identification of hotspots to help reduce product emissions.
Reduced costs and time compared with traditional consulting services.
Ecolabels to communicate product impacts in demanding markets.
News and Trends in Food Carbon Footprinting
Trends, regulations and insights on carbon footprint, environmental impact reporting, and sustainability in the food industry.
Poore, J. and Nemecek, T. (2018) “Reducing food’s environmental impacts through producers and consumers,” Science, 306(6392), pp. 987–992. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1126/science.aaq0216.
Crippa, M., Solazzo, E., Guizzardi, D. et al. Food systems are responsible for a third of global anthropogenic GHG emissions. Nat Food2, 198–209 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1038/s43016-021-00225-9
EIT Food. (2025, December 11). New research shows majority of people would embrace an international eco-label on food products. Retrieved November 11, 2025, from: https://www.eitfood.eu/news/new-research-shows-majority-of-people-would-embrace-an-international-eco-label-on-food-products
