INDUSTRIES & SCENARIOS
Sustainable gifting
Bring sustainability into corporate gifting.
Consider sustainable product selection and carbon information for corporate gifts and events.
Start with the purpose
Review occasion, recipients and quantities to discuss appropriate products and scope.
Check product information
Consider materials, use and verifiable environmental information rather than treating one label as proof of overall benefit.
Connect to the event
Align gifting with meetings, employee participation or public events and keep claims evidence-based.
Select gifts by use and evidence
Event gifts, employee benefits and customer gifting differ in quantity, timing, packaging and use. Establish the budget and occasion, then review materials, durability, reuse and supplier information. Consider whether an item will remain useful beyond the event.
Confirm product information individually
For footprint, certification or reduction information, check the specific product, study version and statement scope. Discuss gift combinations, packaging and delivery conditions. Available items, stock and lead times depend on project confirmation.
PREPARE THE CONVERSATION
A useful starting point
for the discussion.
Start with available records and a list of gaps. Agree on scope and outputs after reviewing the actual situation.
- Occasion and recipients
- Quantity and timing
- Product preferences and information needs
Connect the next part of the work
Green meetings
Consider carbon management across planning, venue, materials, travel and assessment for a practical green-meeting approach.
View detailsCONSULTINGCarbon labels & review preparation
Product Carbon Footprint and Product Carbon Reduction labels connect accounting and reduction evidence with product communication.
View detailsCOMPANYTalk about your carbon-management needs
Share your product, corporate or supply-chain carbon-management needs to discuss the right service and approach.
View detailsMAKE THE NEXT STEP CLEAR
Bring your business question.
Leave with a clearer starting point.
Describe the accounting object, customer request and records you have. Discuss a demonstration or define the project scope.