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Supplier-specific emissions data increases businesses' ability to reduce their supply chain risk and emissions beyond what industry averages can deliver. Early action on supply chain resilience can cost three times less than inaction.


To support our clients' shift towards supply-chain resilience and greater carbon reporting credibility, we’re pleased to release Toitū’s supplier‑specific emissions factor, now available to clients.



What we’ve released


The new independently verified factor enables clients to calculate emissions attributable to Toitū services using a per‑contracted‑hour unit, rather than relying on spend‑based averages.


This gives clients access to data that better reflects real‑world emissions performance.



Why it matters


Our recent insights article, Why supplier‑specific emissions data is a strategic asset, explores how moving beyond industry averages can unlock greater business value and resilience across the supply chain.


Notably, a late‑2024 CPD report found that early action on supply‑chain climate resilience could cost businesses three times less than paying for inaction later — reinforcing the value of investing now.


The release of our supplier‑specific emissions factor reflects what we ask of our clients: transparency, robustness, and continual improvement.



Your next step


Contact us or speak to your programme lead if you're interested in turning supplier-specific emissions data into a strategic asset for your business.