Textile product weight is key Scope 3 input

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New modelling from Worldly attempts to quantify which primary data points most improve product‑level GHG estimates 

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SAN FRANCISCO – Worldly, the Cascale‑linked supply chain data platform formerly known as Higg, has released a Scope 3 modelling study that attempts to quantify which primary data points most improve product‑level Scope 3 greenhouse gas (GHG) for consumer brands.

The independent tech company suggests that measuring a relatively small set of primary data points – above all accurate product weight – can significantly improve the credibility of brands’ Scope 3 GHG reporting.

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