
Everyday Essentials
2019
72
72
Measure
To become Climate Neutral Certified, The Ice Cream Canteen has measured the greenhouse gases it emitted when making and delivering products to its customers.
Offset
Its carbon footprint of 72 metric tonnes of CO2e has been fully offset.
Reduce
The company is implementing plans to reduce its footprint in 2020.

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01 Measure
The Ice Cream Canteen used 2019 operational data to estimate its carbon footprint for the year:
GHG Protocol Scope 1
Emissions from fossil fuels and refrigerants used in company buildings, fleets, and equipment.
tCO2e
tCO2e
GHG Protocol Scope 3
Emissions from raw materials, manufacturing, shipping, air travel, and other activities in the supply chain.
tCO2e
Total Carbon Emissions
The sum of all product materials, manufacturing, use, and end of life emissions.
72 tCO2e
02 Offset
72 tCO2e
$288.00
The Ice Cream Canteen's credits came from:
72 tCO2e
72 tCO2e
03 Reduce
The Ice Cream Canteen is implementing a Reduction Action Plan to reduce emissions from within its own operations and supply chain.
The Ice Cream Canteen will only offer 2 day shipping where ground transportation is available to reduce our reliance on air freight.
We will design our packaging to be made from recycled paper and reduce our use of any single use plastic in our shipping both from our manufacture and to our customers.
Sustainability Story
As a new company, we are excited to join with Climate Neutral from the beginning to keep ourselves accountable and focused on being a more sustainable business. What we have found since founding our company is that most systems in the consumer product industry are not highly focused on being environmentally friendly. Most manufacturers, suppliers, fulfillment companies, and retailers have had their systems in place for a long time, and change will not start from them without outside pressure. It would be very unlikely for a manufacture or supplier to ask us to comply with their sustainability requirements, because in general they do not have sustainability requirements as a priority as they are largely out of the sight of the public, and even business owners. If you want sustainability, you need to ask for it. Change will only come from changing our own standards and practices of business and educating our customers and community about what we are doing and why. In this way, as more and more businesses adapt to environment-first business practices throughout their supply chain, we hope that the entire ecosystem of consumer product manufacturing, sales and delivery will choose to get on board. We will do our best to make internal changes wherever possible, and offset the emissions of what we are unable to avoid when producing and shipping our products. We are really happy to be part of Climate Neutral and the group of brands choosing to make a difference in their business practices and we look forward to seeing this grow.