ISO 20423:2025
International Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
17 June 2025
Carbon footprint for seafood — Product category rules (CFP-PCR) for macroalgae
ISO 20423:2025 Files
English
25 Pages
Current Edition
BHD
62.73
ISO 20423:2025 Scope
This document specifies requirements for calculating the carbon footprint specific to farmed macroalgae product category rules (CFP–PCR). This methodology builds on the requirements of International Standards for life cycle assessment (LCA) and products’ carbon footprints.
This document is applicable to the calculation and communication of farmed macroalgae products’ carbon footprints from seedling production to the consumption of macroalgae products. It is applicable to the carbon footprints of products from aquaculture value chains.
This document used alone does not apply to specifying a product’s overall environmental or sustainability characteristics.
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