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CarbonQuota brings automated product carbon footprint calculations to Pace users
CarbonQuota is pleased to announce the integration of its carbon footprint calculator with Pace, part of the CAI (formerly Graphic Communications) suite. The integration gives Pace users a practical way to calculate product carbon footprints from the job data already held in their MIS, helping print businesses respond faster to growing customer demand for credible carbon data.
From Carbon Reporting to Better Decisions: Decarbonisation in Print
Decarbonisation in print is complex. Every material purchased, press operated, product manufactured and order delivered contributes to the environmental impact of the finished product. But complexity should not become a reason to delay action.
In a recent FuturePrint podcast, Simon Daplyn of Sun Chemical was joined by Jeff Freeman of Cimpress and Dominic Harris, CEO and Co-Founder of CarbonQuota, to discuss how print and packaging businesses can measure carbon more accurately and use the results to support meaningful change.
Print & Display x CarbonQuota: Carbon footprint data, built into every estimate
Print & Display is working with CarbonQuota to give customers faster, clearer and more practical access to product carbon footprint data directly at the point of estimate.
Through CarbonQuota’s integration with Clarity, Print & Display can now calculate product carbon footprints from live job specifications within its existing estimating workflow.
Acorn puts Carbon considerations at the front of customer thoughts
By integrating our carbon footprint calculator seamlessly with their MIS, Graphic Communications Technique platform, Acorn can now generate product carbon footprints automatically, embed carbon data into customer quotations and respond to sustainability requests quickly and confidently.
Product Environmental Footprints: Why Lifecycle Data Is the Future of Supply Chain Sustainability
Product Environmental Footprints (PEFs) go beyond carbon to measure the full lifecycle impact of your products. Learn why credible PEF data is essential, how manufacturers can automate it, and why brands need this from their suppliers now.
Making Sustainability Simple: How we help manufacturers and service providers meet key frameworks
Sustainability is now a business essential. Customers, regulators and investors expect manufacturers and service providers to show real progress, not just promises. But frameworks like EcoVadis, B Corp, CDP, Science Based Targets, and Sedex all have different requirements. Keeping up can feel like a full-time job.
CarbonQuota named Sustainability partner in ePS CommandCore launch
CarbonQuota are delighted to be the Sustainability partner within ePS’s newly launched CommandCore platform, marking an important step forward in the integration of carbon data into packaging operations.
Beyond Carbon: The Complete Guide to Corporate Environmental Footprints in 2026
The corporate sustainability reporting landscape is expanding beyond carbon. Learn why environmental footprints now encompass water usage, how to gather credible data from your supply chain, and what legislation and frameworks demand from your business today.
UAE Climate Change Law what print and packaging manufacturers need to do now
For print and packaging manufacturers with operations in the UAE, climate reporting is no longer a future issue to watch. It is now a live compliance issue that needs practical preparation!
5 reasons a credible product carbon footprint study gives manufacturers a competitive edge
For print and packaging manufacturers, a Product Carbon Footprint study is not just a sustainability exercise. It is a practical business tool for winning work, improving decision making, building credibility and stronger customer confidence.
Measuring carbon footprints in sign manufacturing: Why automation is the answer
Alongside traditional demands for creativity, durability, and cost efficiency, customers are increasingly asking signage manufacturers for sustainability data. Businesses commissioning signs – whether for retail stores, offices or events – want to understand the environmental impact of their choices. For manufacturers, this means being able to measure and report the carbon footprint of products with confidence and credibility.
Navigating the EU’s new CBAM law for packaging
If you import more than 50 tonnes of aluminium product into the EU, the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is now a live compliance requirement – with aluminium covered alongside steel, cement, fertilisers, hydrogen and electricity.
From 2026, you must collect data from your supply chain, calculate the carbon emissions, submit data to the authorities, and if necessary pay the appropriate fees.