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Watch back: Launch of the Data-In Generator Tool for Marine Ingredients

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The GFLI has launched the ‘Data-in Generator Tool’ for marine ingredients. The tool supports regulatory and market-driven standards in environmental footprinting, through a cloud-based solution for environmental data generation. The DIG-tool is fully compliant with the EU PEF marine fish products (https://www.marinefishpefcr.eu/) and the EU PEF feed for food producing animals (restricted to only fish-based feed

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Watch back: Webinar Orbae in GFLI 4.0 – a new approach

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Land use change is often the single biggest driver of emissions in agricultural supply chains — including for feed ingredients. The SBTi FLAG Guidance, EU Deforestation Regulation, and GHG Protocol’s Land Sector and Removals Standard are all raising the bar for how companies quantify and report these emissions. That’s why GFLI partnered with AdAstra Sustainability

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Scalable data collection for marine ingredients: GFLI and LCA.no’s Data-in Generator tool is almost here

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GFLI and LCA.no are getting ready to launch the Data-in Generator (DIG) tool, a cloud-based solution for generating environmental data on marine ingredients. Launch is set for September 2026, with funding from FHF (The Norwegian Seafood Research Fund). It’s believed to be the first tool of its kind to comply with both GFLI standards and the

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Webinar recording: GFLI Branded Data for Reporting Environmental Footprint

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The webinar provided insight in the value of generating branded data via GFLI and how a data-in provider can start a branded data-in project. Innovafeed was invited to share their experience with a branded data-in project. The webinar ended with a Q&A session, where we answered some of the questions about the exact steps for

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GFLI contributes to multi-stakeholder dialogue on sustainable feed and food systems

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The Global Feed LCA Institute (GFLI) participated in the multi-stakeholder dialogue “How to Build a Sustainable Bridge Between Feed and Food,” organized by GMP+. The event brought together stakeholders from across the feed and food industry to exchange insights and explore how both sectors can jointly move toward a more sustainable future for the animal-based product industry.

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Watch: COP30 online pavilion: OECD Measuring carbon footprints of agri-food products

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What would it take to achieve widespread and reliable information on carbon footprints of agri-food products? Recent OECD work has identified the essential building blocks and found that many of these building blocks are falling into place.This session brings together panellists from the worlds of policy, research, farming and business to examine the current state

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Measuring Environmental Footprints of Animal Feed – GFLI x OECD Seminar 2025

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On September 23, 2025, over 40 participants gathered in Paris and more than 160 joined online for the first joint seminar organized by the Global Feed LCA Institute (GFLI) and the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development). The event explored a central question: how can we reliably and consistently measure and communicate the environmental footprint of

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