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Food companies to begin tests on greenhouse gas footprinting
By Ian Quinn2025-08-14T11:39:00
The ‘LED4Food’ programme, spearheaded by climate change experts Wrap, will introduce common methodology to allow various rival carbon footprinting systems used by food and drink companies to work in harmony
The first wave of food and drink companies to join the government’s plans for a universal greenhouse gas (GHG) footprinting system will start tests next month, in what Defra is calling a “key milestone” in the battle again climate change.
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