Share your product impact data through sustainability reports

Create self-declared and verified reports to communicate your environmental footprint with confidence.

What is sustainability reporting?

Sustainability reporting is how your business shares its impact to meet customer, investor, and regulatory demands. Depending on your needs, you can quickly create self-declared or verifiable reports at scale. All reports are ISO compliant.

Why should I do it?

Sustainability reports are becoming a non-negotiable for doing business, including but not limited to: Product Carbon Footprint (PCF), Environmental Product Declaration (EPD), or a Digital Product Passport (DPP).

Back up your environmental claims

Stay compliant with evolving regulations

Strengthen trust across your value chain

What type of report do I need?

Self-declared reports

Many reports don’t require external verification. Quick to generate, self-declared reports are ideal for sharing data with stakeholders, improving your product, meeting customer demand, and procurement processes. Create and share them independently–without the time and cost of external verification.

Share your footprint with potential customers to gain competitive advantage
Identify which materials or processes contribute most to your environmental impact
Share your commitment to sustainability through substantiated claims on your packaging labels and as part of your marketing efforts
Support your customers with their Scope 3 reporting

Example: Dopper, a leader in sustainable water bottles, used Ecochain to create a self-declared report in the form of a Digital Product Passport (DPP), to share their product’s carbon footprint and impact data on the website.

Verifiable reports

Formal reports required for compliance, sustainability certifications and public disclosures.

Meet net-zero targets and report your progress through verified Product Carbon Footprints (PCFs)
Provide environmental data to win tenders (EPDs)
Comply with regulations and gather data for the upcoming ones (CSRD, ESPR, BREEAM, LEED, and other)

Example: Wavin, a global supplier of plastic pipe systems, used Ecochain to calculate the environmental footprints of their key products. They created verified Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) to meet rising demands from construction clients for reliable Global Warming Potential (GWP) and Environmental Cost Indicator (ECI) data. With regulation tightening and public tenders increasingly rewarding sustainable products, Wavin’s verified reports provide the transparency needed to stay competitive, support customer decision-making, and future-proof their product portfolio for 2025 and beyond.