A verified carbon footprint label for every product in your collection, designed to sit at the point of sale where purchase decisions are made.
Sustainability claims are everywhere. A carbon label is different because it puts a number to the claim, right where the customer is looking. Think of it the way nutrition labels changed food: not as a constraint, but as a new kind of trust signal.
A printed hang-tag on the item, carrying its carbon label and a QR-code leading directly to its Digital Product Passport (DPP). Physical proof of the product's footprint visible at the point of sale, and the moment of unboxing.
The EU's Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) will require transparent product information of the product, on the product itself in form of accessible QR codes. Zenero's hang-tag is designed around this core requirement.
A real-time, product-specific webpage that carries everything a regulator, retailer, or customer needs to know about where that product came from and what it is made of.
A Digital Product Passport (DPP) is not a sustainability page. It is a structured, compliant, record tied to a specific product. Every DPP Zenero generates is unique to its SKU, built to ESPR standards, and updated in real-time as your supply chain data changes.
A comprehensive carbon footprint study for each product. The methodology, the data, and the documentation that backs every number Zenero generates and you showcase.
An LCA report is the document behind the label. It is what you share when a buyer asks for reasoning, when a regulator requires methodology disclosure, or when you want to understand where it all comes from and how to reduce it. Every Zenero carbon label is backed by an LCA report.
