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Screw Pine Table Runner Bahar
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Partial carbon footprint
8.12kg CO₂e
per kg of product, raw materials to the factory gate (weight not stated: add it under Change assumptions for a whole-life figure per item) · sold in India · made in India
Raw materials 7%Production 93%
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Materials
| Part | Material (kg CO₂e per kg) | Share % | Mass | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Material | Family word, assumption applied ⓘ | 500 g | Estimated Primary source | |
| Material | Family word, assumption applied ⓘ | 500 g | Estimated Contested |
Raw materials7%0.57 kg
Production93%7.56 kg
6.39 kgincluding carbon taken up by plants
0.435 kg Ccarbon held in the product, reported apart from the total (ISO 14067 §6.4.9.3)
4.23–29.20likely range, 95%
In everyday terms, about the same as driving 48 km in a petrol car, 1,015 smartphone charges, or 0.4 tree-years of absorption.
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How this was calculated
Everything behind the figure, for auditors and the curious. Built to the requirements of ISO 14040/44, ISO 14067 and PACT v3.
Standards checkISO 14040/44, ISO 14067 and PACT v3, requirement by requirement
Standards check · ISO 14040/44 · ISO 14067 · PACT v3Screening estimate: not a full footprint study
ISO 14040/14044
Does not conform
12 met · 1 justified · 1 not met · 1 need reviewer
ISO 14067
Does not conform
21 met · 1 justified · 2 not met · 1 need reviewer
PACT
Does not conform
14 met · 4 not met · 1 need reviewer
All 30 requirements, with clauses
| Requirement | ISO 14040/44 | ISO 14067 | PACT v3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| The study's purpose is written down | Met §4.2.2 | Met §6.3.1 | — |
| No public claim that one product beats another | Met §4.2.2; Amd 1 Annex C | Met §Annex A, Annex B | — |
| The unit is clear, and a partial footprint is labelled as such | Met §4.2.3.2 | Met §6.3.3 | Met §3.2.4 |
| The system boundary is described | Met §4.2.3.3 | Met §6.3.4, 7.3 b | Met §3.2.3 |
| The time period is stated and justified | — | Met §6.3.6 | Met §3.2.3 |
| Product category rules are used where they exist | — | Met §6.2 | Met §3.1.2 |
| Anything left out is small, estimated and reported | Met §4.2.3.3.3 | Met §6.3.4.3 | Met §3.3.1.2 |
| The data is checked for consistency | Met §4.3.2–4.3.3 | Met §6.4.3 | — |
| Own processes use measured data, or say why not | — | Met §6.3.5 | Met §4.1.3 |
| Every database value is referenced and fit for purpose 4.1 % of emissions use MFP screening proxies (Jute fibre): values compiled from cited literature, not a maintained published dataset. Fix: Replace them with a published database value or the supplier's own figure. | Not met §4.3.2 | Not met §6.3.5 | Not met §4.1.3.2 |
| Shared factory burdens are split by the standard rules | Not applicable §4.3.4 | Not applicable §6.4.6 | Not applicable §3.3.1.4 |
| Recycling is counted with the cut-off method | Met §4.3.4.3 | Met §6.4.6.3 | Met §3.3.2.2 |
| Electricity covers its whole life cycle | Met §4.3.2–4.3.3 | Met §6.4.9.4.1 | Met §3.3.2.3 |
| Electricity follows the market-based rules | — | Met §6.4.9.4.4 | Met §3.3.2.3, Box 7 |
| Land-use change is counted and shown separately factor does not state whether dLUC is covered for m1, m2. Fix: Use a factor with a separate dLUC result, or supply material.land_use_change with its value, source, year and whether the material factor already includes it. A documented no-LUC statement can resolve an unknown coverage gap. | — | Not met §6.4.9.5 | Not met §3.3.2.4 |
| Biogenic carbon is counted in and out | — | Met §6.4.9.2, 6.4.9.3, 6.5.2 | Met §3.3.2.4 |
| Air freight is shown separately, without radiative forcing | — | Not applicable §6.4.9.7 | Not applicable §3.3.2.1 |
| No offsets or avoided emissions | — | Met §6.3.4.1 | Met §3.3.2.2 |
| Latest IPCC warming factors (AR6, 100 years) 100.0 % of cradle-to-gate emissions use AR5, unstated factors; PACT allows only the latest IPCC report once its grace year has passed. Fix: Replace these factors with AR6-characterised data. | Justified §4.4.2 | Justified §6.5.1 | Not met §3.2.2 |
| Fossil and biogenic methane are kept apart | — | Met §6.5.2 | — |
| Key choices are stress-tested | Met §4.5.3.3 | Met §6.4.5, 6.6 | — |
| Uncertainty is assessed | — | Met §6.6 | — |
| Data quality is scored | Met §4.2.3.6 | Met §6.3.5 | Met §4.2.2, 4.2.3 |
| Limitations are stated | Met §4.5.4 | Met §6.6, Annex A | — |
| Results are broken down the required way | — | Met §7.2 | Met §3.3.1, data model |
| The study report contains every required item | Met §5.2 | Met §7.3 | — |
| The PACT data file is complete Missing or invalid: companyIds, productIds. Fix: Add company and product identifiers (URNs such as urn:mfp:company:acme), the reference period and a PACT unit. | — | — | Not met §6.1; Tech Specs v3.0.3 |
| The primary data share is reported | — | — | Met §4.2.2 |
| Independent critical review No critical review recorded. Fix: Commission an ISO 14071 critical review before any public communication; a panel review is mandatory for public comparisons. | Needs reviewer §6 | Needs reviewer §8 | — |
| Third-party verification of the calculation model The MFP footprint calculation model has not yet been verified by a third party. Fix: Commission limited-assurance verification of the calculation model (PACT v3 §5.3.3, Tables 14–15). | — | — | Needs reviewer §5.3.3 |
These standards apply to studies. This checklist reports the implemented checks; it is not certification or a substitute for independent review. “Needs reviewer” items (critical review, verification of the calculation model) can only be closed by an independent third party.
Assumptions and defaults25 entries, 2 warnings
Warnings · 2
- Grid electricity uses location-based national or regional averages. PACT v3 and Catena-X require the market-based residual mix where contractual instruments exist; supply electricity_factor for contracted or residual-mix power.
- Temporal scores for desnz_2025 use the edition year; their underlying data are older, so those temporal scores may be better than the data deserve.
Assumptions register · 25 entries
- Screening mode: this listing gives no primary data, so every input below that is not a stated material or weight is a named screening default. The result is not PACT-conformant (primary data share 0 %).
- The listing states no weight and no typical weight is on file for "table runner", so the footprint is given per kilogram of product (ISO 14067 declared unit). Enter the product's weight for a per-item figure.
- Country of manufacture not stated in the listing; India assumed.
- m1: material matched from "pine" (family, MEDIUM confidence): wood of unstated species is modelled as tropical sawn hardwood.
- m1: material share 50 % is estimated from the listing text.
- m2: Jute and other bast / leaf fibres is not in the published factor library; screening proxy proxy_jute (CONTESTED, technological score 4) used.
- m2: material matched from "screw pine" (family, MEDIUM confidence): other bast, leaf, reed and grass fibres (incl. cane and rattan) are modelled with the jute proxy, a contested stand-in.
- m2: material share 50 % is estimated from the listing text.
- Textile cutting and making loss 15 % of fabric input (PEF-style screening default), sent to landfill.
- Packaging is not stated and no verified default exists for table runner, so it is excluded.
- Making the product: cutting, turning and finishing the wood are not included (no verified figure).
- Landfill of wood and bamboo is modelled with the library's paper landfill factor, the closest available; no wood landfill factor is on file.
- Yarn spinning: 0.588 kg fibre × Ring spinning (cotton, ~200 dtex) electricity: 3.4 kWh per kg yarn (van der Velden, Patel & Vogtlander, Int J LCA, 2014).
- Weaving: 0.588 kg × Weaving (air-jet) electricity: 3.6 kWh per kg fabric (van der Velden et al., Int J LCA, 2014).
- Dyeing & finishing: 0.588 kg × Dyeing & finishing (wet processing) energy: 7 kWh per kg fabric (electricity + thermal) (Quantis, Measuring Fashion, 2018 (dyeing & finishing = 36% of apparel GHG, largest stage)); thermal energy is modelled as grid electricity (no fuel split available).
- Cutting and sewing: 1 kg × Cut-make-trim (garment assembly): 1 kWh per kg garment (Quantis, Measuring Fashion, 2018 (assembly ~7% of apparel GHG)); the garment cut-make-trim intensity is used for made-up home textiles.
- Process energy is unmetered screening data (activity uncertainty GSD 1.5–2.0), on the IN grid.
- Inbound transport of materials to the factory is left out of the total, because supplier locations are unknown; its likely size is estimated and reported under the cut-off rule below.
- Distribution route is a screening default (1,000 km road), carrying product plus packaging.
- Cut-off rule: processes are excluded only where no verified data exists, and each exclusion is estimated where possible and reported (ISO 14044 §4.2.3.3.3). Inbound transport is estimated at 0.0681 kg CO₂e.
- Wood carbon: IPCC 2006 Vol.5 Table 2.4 defaults for wood products (85 % dry matter, 50 % C of dry, no fossil carbon); carbon in panel adhesives is not separated.
- Carbon content of cellulose computed from repeat-unit stoichiometry (0.4445 kgC/kg), pure polymer basis (additives, moisture and finishes ignored).
- Secondary (library) factors are scored at least 3 on technology: PACT v3 Table 12 reserves scores 1-2 for primary data.
- Aggregated secondary factors are used as published in their own GWP basis (AR5, unstated); only gas-split fuel factors and direct gas emissions are characterised with AR6. Residual inconsistency is typically a few percent for CO2-dominated factors.
- Sources quoted as published figures (not open-licensed datasets): epdhub_globaltimber_2023, screening_proxy. Replace with licensed or supplier data before external or comparative claims.
SensitivityThe figure with other published choices
Sensitivity analysis (ISO 14067 §6.4.5, §6.6)
The footprint recalculated with each alternative choice: other published factors, the other allocation method, the grid mix instead of a green-power contract, and the use profile at its uncertainty bounds. A large change shows where better data pays off first.
| Line | Choice tested | Baseline | Alternative | Δ kg CO₂e | Δ % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wood | Emission factor | Tropical sawn hardwood, kiln-dried, GWP-fossil | Wood, generic blend (UK DESNZ material use, primary) DESNZ (2026) Government greenhouse gas conversion factors for company reporting, flat file (revised July 2026), row ID 19_500_5048_15_1; Methodology paper 2026 section 12 and Appendix 1 | -0.098 | -1.2% |
| Wood | Emission factor | Tropical sawn hardwood, kiln-dried, GWP-fossil | Hardwood, kiln-dried rough-sawn (Australia) Forest and Wood Products Australia (2015) Environmental Product Declaration: Hardwood Timber, EPD Registration No. S-P-00561, Version 1, Australasian EPD Programme, Table 2 | +0.047 | +0.6% |
Every line of the calculation7 lines: activity × factor, with sources
Full inventory
Footprint = Σ activity × emission factor
Every line: how much (activity) × how much CO₂e per unit (factor), with its source. Source labels
Primary sourcePin to primaryContestedComputed
| Stage | Line | Activity | × Factor | = kg CO₂e | DQR | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Raw materials | Wood wood_hardwood (virgin) | 0.500 kg | 0.4655 kg/kg | 0.233 | 3/5/4 Low · +288% | Primary source EPD Hub HUB-0367, 'Dried tropical sawn timber sourced from certified forests in Congo basin', Global Timber A/S (DK), EN 15804+A2 & ISO 14025, One Click LCA, 2023 database · 2023 |
| Raw materials | Jute and other bast / leaf fibres jute_fibre (virgin) | 0.588 kg | 0.566 kg/kg | 0.333 | 4/1/5 Low · +527% | Contested Singh A.K., Kumar M., Mitra S. (2018). Carbon footprint and energy use in jute and allied fibre production. Indian Journal of Agricultural Sciences 88(8):1305-1311. ICAR-Central Research Institute for Jute and Allied Fibres. Table 7. screening proxy · proxies.1 |
| Production | Jute and other bast / leaf fibres to landfill biogenic non-CO₂ (landfill methane) | 0.088 kg | 0.4968 kg/kg | 0.044 | 3/5/1 Medium · +271% | Pin to primary UK DESNZ GHG conversion factors 2025, Waste disposal database · 2025 (flat file) |
| Production | Yarn spinning grid electricity IN | 2.000 kWh | 0.8135 kg/kWh | 1.627 | 3/1/1 High · +357% | Pin to primary Ember via Our World in Data, carbon intensity of electricity database · 2026 release (2025 data) |
| Production | Weaving grid electricity IN | 2.118 kWh | 0.8135 kg/kWh | 1.723 | 3/1/1 High · +357% | Pin to primary Ember via Our World in Data, carbon intensity of electricity database · 2026 release (2025 data) |
| Production | Dyeing & finishing grid electricity IN | 4.118 kWh | 0.8135 kg/kWh | 3.350 | 3/1/1 High · +554% | Pin to primary Ember via Our World in Data, carbon intensity of electricity database · 2026 release (2025 data) |
| Production | Cutting and sewing grid electricity IN | 1.000 kWh | 0.8135 kg/kWh | 0.814 | 3/1/1 High · +357% | Pin to primary Ember via Our World in Data, carbon intensity of electricity database · 2026 release (2025 data) |
| Total, excluding biogenic uptake | 8.123 |
ISO 14067 study reportSeparately reported values and report contents
ISO 14067 study report · partial carbon footprint (cradle-to-gate, declared unit)
| Footprint per 1 kg (ISO 14067, incl. biogenic −1/+1) | 6.3861 kg CO₂e |
| Net fossil GHG | 8.0788 kg CO₂e |
| Biogenic CO₂ emissions | 0.0000 kg CO₂ |
| Biogenic CO₂ removals | -1.7366 kg CO₂ |
| Biogenic CH₄ (as CO₂e) | 0.0438 kg CO₂e |
| Direct land-use change | 0.0000 kg CO₂e |
| Aircraft (no radiative forcing) | 0.0000 kg CO₂e |
| Biogenic carbon content | 0.4347 kg C |
| Outbound logistics (reported separately) | 0.0000 kg CO₂e |
| Raw materials | 0.5657 kg · 6.96% |
| Production | 7.5570 kg · 93.04% |
| Inbound transport | 0.0000 kg · 0% |
| Packaging | 0.0000 kg · 0% |
| Goal: application, reasons, audience, comparative assertion §6.3.1 / 14044 4.2.2 | Screening carbon footprint shown on the Made for Planet catalogue so brands and buyers can see where a product's emissions come from. Reasons: No company data is available for this listing; a transparent estimate from the listing and published factors shows the likely size and the main stages. Audience: Brands and buyers (business-to-business). The estimate is also displayed on madeforplanet.com, labelled as a screening estimate; it is not an environmental claim the brand may use in marketing. Public comparative assertion: no. |
| Functional or declared unit and reference flow §7.3 a | Declared unit: 1 kg (partial carbon footprint); reference flow 1 kg of product. |
| System boundary §7.3 b | cradle to gate. Screening partial carbon footprint, cradle to gate, per kg: materials, fibre processing and making and packaging where known. Distribution, use and end of life are outside the boundary. Capital goods are excluded, as is usual for attributional product footprints. Stages modelled: raw_materials, production. |
| Significant unit processes §7.3 c | spinning: grid electricity IN (20.03 %); weaving: grid electricity IN (21.21 %); wet_processing: grid electricity IN (41.24 %); cmt: grid electricity IN (10.02 %) |
| Data sources §7.3 d | Global Timber tropical sawn hardwood EPD (HUB-0367) 2023; UK DESNZ Greenhouse gas reporting: conversion factors 2025 2025 (flat file); Carbon intensity of electricity (Ember via Our World in Data) 2026 release (2025 data); MFP screening proxies proxies.1 |
| Greenhouse gases considered §7.3 e | CO₂, CH₄ (fossil and biogenic), N₂O and refrigerant gases (HFCs, SF₆, NF₃) where present; secondary factors cover the gases their publishers include. |
| Characterisation factors §7.3 f | IPCC AR6 GWP100 with climate-carbon feedbacks; secondary factors in their published basis where no AR6 version exists (see gwp check). |
| Cut-off criteria and exclusions §7.3 g, o | Inbound transport of materials to the factory: 0.068134 kg CO₂e (screening estimate: 1.088 kg of materials × 500 km by average lorry (UK DESNZ GHG conversion factors 2025, Freighting goods + WTT delivery vehicles); supplier locations are not known) |
| Allocation procedures §7.3 h | No multi-output processes. Recycling: cut-off. |
| Timing of emissions §7.3 i, 6.4.8 | All emissions and removals counted as at the start of the assessment period; no delayed-emission weighting. |
| Data description and quality §7.3 j | PACT Table 12 DQR: technological 3.04, geographical 1.14, temporal 1.25; per-line scores, confidence and 95 % uncertainty in the inventory. |
| Sensitivity and uncertainty §7.3 k | 2 sensitivity case(s); lognormal Monte Carlo on pedigree uncertainty. |
| Electricity treatment §7.3 l | IN: grid location (India electricity, life-cycle intensity 2025) |
| Interpretation, limitations §7.3 m, Annex A | Climate change only: other impacts (water, land, toxicity, biodiversity) are not assessed, so a lower footprint does not mean a lower environmental impact overall. Secondary factors limit accuracy as shown by the data-quality scores. |
| Value choices §7.3 n | Cut-off for recycling (PACT); economic allocation only above a 5× value ratio; conservative factor where published values disagree (see sensitivity). |
| Scope changes and exclusions §7.3 o | No product weight is stated, so the study is a partial carbon footprint per kg of product (cradle to gate): distribution, use and end of life are not quantified (ISO 14067 §6.3.3). Packaging is not stated and no verified default exists for this kind of product, so it is excluded without an estimate. |
| Life-cycle stages, use and end-of-life scenarios §7.3 p, 6.3.7, 6.3.8 | Not in scope (partial carbon footprint, cradle-to-gate). |
| Influence of alternative scenarios §7.3 q | factor_choice m1: -1.2 %; factor_choice m1: 0.6 % |
| Period the footprint represents §7.3 r, 6.3.6 | 2026-01-01 to 2026-12-31: current production as represented by the factor library (each factor's own data year is scored in the temporal data quality) |
| Product category rules §7.3 s, 6.2 | No product category rules conforming to ISO/TS 14027 are known for this product category; MFP screening rules are applied and disclosed. |
| Performance tracking §7.3 t, 6.4.7 | Not a performance-tracking study. |
ISO 14067 counts biogenic removals (−1) and emissions (+1) in the carbon footprint; the PACT headline excludes biogenic uptake. Both are shown.
PACT v3 data and biogenic carbonData-exchange values and a downloadable file
PACT v3 data model (cradle-to-gate) and biogenic carbon balance
Download PACT v3.0.3 JSON ProductFootprint in the Technical Specifications v3.0.3 format (decimals as strings). Check the conformance panel before sending it.
| Footprint excl. biogenic uptake | 8.1227 kg CO₂e |
| Footprint incl. biogenic uptake | 6.3861 kg CO₂e |
| Fossil GHG emissions | 8.0788 kg CO₂e |
| Land-use change GHG | — |
| Biogenic non-CO₂ | 0.0438 kg CO₂e |
| Biogenic CO₂ uptake | -1.7366 kg CO₂ |
| Fossil carbon content | 0.0000 kg C |
| Biogenic carbon content | 0.4347 kg C |
| Aircraft GHG (no RF) | 0.0000 kg CO₂e |
| Packaging GHG | 0.0000 kg CO₂e |
| Exempted emissions | 0.8320 % |
| Primary data share | 0.0000 % |
| IPCC characterisation | AR6, AR5 |
| Biogenic CO₂ uptake | -1.7366 kg CO₂ |
| Biogenic CO₂ emitted | 0.0000 kg CO₂ |
| Biogenic C stored in landfill | 0.0392 kg C |
| Biogenic C exported to recycling | 0.0000 kg C |
| Biogenic C in product | 0.4347 kg C |
| Engine / factor library | 1.2.0 / 2026.11-mfp.8 |