Matthew Yamatin

• Examining why customers are requesting detailed product carbon and sustainability data-beyond scope 3 reporting-and how they intend to use it for strategic decision-making

• Discussing the implications of data transparency on supplier engagement, target-setting, and purchasing decisions

• Exploring how companies can prepare to answer customer queries effectively, anticipate the impact of high product footprint numbers, and align sustainability efforts with buyer expectations

• Delving into the difficulties manufacturers face in generating product-level carbon footprints and sustainability metrics amid inconsistent methodologies and varying industry standards

• Showcasing how to tackle data collection at scale-whether through bespoke frameworks, multi-attribute sustainability reporting, or partial standardization approaches

• Discussing design-for-sustainability practices, lifecycle assessments (LCA), and integrating sustainability leadership into product development cycles