Challenges
When Scope 3 comes down to thousands of SKUs
More and more retailers are setting SBTi-aligned climate targets. To achieve them, thousands of SKUs, suppliers, and private labels need to be consolidated for Scope 3 analysis. Operationally, this quickly becomes a data problem.
Scope 3 across thousands of products
Emissions in retail arise primarily in purchased products. For the carbon footprint, data across thousands of SKUs, suppliers, and product categories needs to be consolidated.
Inconsistent supplier data
Suppliers deliver emissions data in different formats, levels of detail, or not at all. Without structured allocation, inconsistencies creep into the Scope 3 footprint.
Endless Excel spreadsheets
Many carbon footprints are still built on templates, manual calculations, and individual workarounds. This costs time and nerves, increases error rates, and makes auditable results harder to achieve.
use cases
How Scope 3 data becomes manageable in grocery retail
Global Changer structures supplier data and calculates PCFs with AI across large product portfolios. This turns emissions data into a foundation for assortment management, reporting, and SBTi climate targets.
Software modules
Scalable emissions management for grocery retail
In grocery retail, the largest share of emissions lies in purchased products. Global Changer is modular: you start with what you need now, whether that is Scope 3 consolidation, PCFs for private labels, or SBTi-compliant reduction planning.
