Cotton (clothing fabric production)
The emission factor of a product indicates either the emissions of the life cycle (cradle-to-grave) or the emissions during manufacture (cradle-to-gate) of the product. The choice of the correct emission factor depends on the calculation that is being made. For example, the cradle-to-gate emission factor of a product is used in an industrial company's scope 3 calculations when calculating emissions from the purchase of raw materials. Also, the carbon footprint of a product often only includes the life cycle stages from cradle-to-gate. This is referred to as a partial carbon footprint.
Emission factor data: Cotton (clothing fabric production)
Field | Value |
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Emission factor category | Product |
Country | Global |
Region | XXXXXXXXXXXX |
Company/Organization | Ganni |
Name | Cotton (clothing fabric production), CO2 equivalent |
Emission Type | XXXXXXXXXXXX |
Emission factor | 14.50 kg/kg |
CO2/CO2-equivalent | CO2 equivalent |
Life cycle stages | XXXXXXXXXXXX |
Year updated | 2019 |
Year published | XXXX |
Source | Ganni |
Verifier | XXXXXXXXXXXX |
Eco-labels | XXXXXXXXXXXX |
More information | XXXXXXXXXXXX |