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Carbon Footprint by Category

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Today: Business Central and spreadsheets
Every companyAll sitesLast 12 weeks
Replaces: carbon worked out by hand from BC exports and supplier PDFs
Carbon on orders28,092 kg112 orders in scope
Largest category22.7%PPE
Units bought13,179every line counted once
Recycled content28%weighted by units actually bought
Carbon Footprint by CategoryAll sites - Last 12 weeks
01.9k3.8k5.6k7.5kkg CO2ePPE: 6,368 kg6,368 kgJanitorial: 4,489 kg4,489 kgWashroom & Paper: 3,791 kg3,791 kgChemicals: 3,575 kg3,575 kgNTRL Eco: 3,445 kg3,445 kgWorkwear: 2,958 kg2,958 kgMachines: 2,811 kg2,811 kgCatering Hygiene: 655 kg655 kgPPEJanitorialWashroom & PaperChemicalsNTRL EcoWorkwearMachinesCatering Hygiene
Carbon per unit comes off the product record the PIM already feeds, so nobody keys a sustainability figure twice.
The figures8 rows, the same numbers the chart draws
CategoryCarbon (kg)UnitsLinesRecycledShare
PPE6,3682,2984716%22.7%
Janitorial4,4892,4608319%16%
Washroom & Paper3,7911,7136524%13.5%
Chemicals3,5752,8035328%12.7%
NTRL Eco3,4451,5124879%12.3%
Workwear2,9581,4795317%10.5%
Machines2,811382326%10%
Catering Hygiene6558763824%2.3%
How it is worked out. Every ordered line in the window, multiplied by the carbon the product record carries. Same method as the Sustainability module (lib/sustainability.ts, byCategory), so the two always agree.