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 […]
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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The article features an interview with Dr. Nicole Bamber from the University of British Columbia (UBC), highlighting her research on the environmental footprint of Canadian pulses and her contribution of datasets to the Global Feed LCA Institute (GFLI) database.
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GFLI is proud to be featured in Feed & Additive Magazine’s article “Measuring environmental footprint of animal feed” (September 2025), highlighting our role as the global reference for feed LCA data. The piece explores how GFLI’s science-based methodology, aligned with FAO-LEAP and PEFCR-Feed, provides consistent, high-quality datasets across the value chain—bridging suppliers, companies, and policymakers while addressing
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In a major leap forward for environmental transparency in the seafood sector, a new collaboration is underway between GFLI (Global Feed LCA Institute), Sjømat Norge, and LCA.no. Their joint project, funded by FHF (The Norwegian Seafood Research Fund), aims to deliver a cutting-edge, cloud-based tool for environmental data generation — the first of its kind to comply with both GFLI standards
