adapa Group offers pricing and CO2 footprint in one click

adapa Group is aiming to make conscious packaging choices easier by providing verified CO2e data directly within every quotation. The new Carbon Calculator seeks to give customers immediate access to trusted emissions data, helping them make more informed sourcing decisions.

Developed in partnership with Benchmark Consulting, the solution combines commercial costing precision with Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) methodologies in a single platform, enabling consistent carbon footprint calculations across materials, production, transport, and energy usage. The company says that it will be the first packaging group to implement an independently verified, ISO 14067-aligned carbon calculation system integrated directly into its commercial quoting processes.

The comapny hopes that this rollout will represent a significant step ahead in achieving adapa’s sustainability and CO2e transparency goals, helping customers address growing ESG reporting requirements and increasing demand for verified environmental data as opposed to in-house claims. “This solution provides our customers with trusted, comparable CO2e data directly within the quotation process. It allows us to move sustainability discussions from assumptions to measurable facts and helps customers make better-informed packaging decisions,” says Stefano Manfredi, Chief Sales Officer at adapa Group. 

The partnership aims to reflect a shared commitment to bringing greater transparency and consistency to product carbon footprint data across the packaging industry. “Our partnership with adapa demonstrates how carbon transparency can become part of everyday commercial decision-making. By integrating verified CO2e modelling directly into pricing workflows, adapa is setting a new benchmark for the packaging industry globally,” adds Liam Barbary, Company Director at Benchmark Consulting. 

The Carbon Calculator is being rolled out group-wide and will aim to support adapa customers in making more conscious packaging choices, CO2e reporting, sustainability claims, and future regulatory requirements related to packaging and environmental transparency.