Label details
| Calculated by Kroonpress for Newspaper “LATVIJAS APTIEKA” Novembris on 01.11.2024 | |
| 442.1 | kg of CO2 per tonne of finished prints |
| 13.2 | grams of CO2 per one copy |
If you buy one copy, you will have to give up driving 0.12 km in an average new car (2020, EU) to compensate.
| Overall weighted data quality: 2.0 | 1 - highly accurate data, 4 - estimated data from literature |
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13g CO2
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Your product’s class is A with 442 kgCO2 per tonne used.
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442 kg CO2
Top tier! A-class prints contain more carbon in the product than is released during production!
B-class print emissions are comparable to the carbon content in the product
The iPhone 12 has a carbon footprint comparable to 323 average C-class magazines
The carbon footprint of a cheeseburger is comparable to ten average D-class magazines
A 2-litre Coke has a carbon footprint comparable to one average E-class magazine
A tonne of F-class prints have a similar carbon footprint to the production of a Citroën C1 car
| Ink consumption: | 0.719 g/copy | |
| Paper consumption: | 32.921 g/copy | |
| Aluminium consumption: | 0.174 g/copy | |
| Natural gas consumption: | 0.928 l/copy | |
| Electricity consumption: | 0.013 kWh/copy | 100.0% renewable sources |
| District heating consumption: | 0.001 kWh/copy | 76.1% renewable sources |
| Water consumption: | 0.010 l/copy | 0.0% renewable sources |
| Travelled distance: |
land 251 km sea 0 km |
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