Carbonfact Adds Manteco Fibers to Its Platform
Carbonfact has integrated Manteco fibers into its sustainability platform, allowing brands to perform more precise carbon footprint measurements.
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Carbonfact has integrated Manteco fibers into its sustainability platform, allowing brands to perform more precise carbon footprint measurements.
Carbonfact has integrated Manteco fibers into its sustainability platform, allowing brands to perform more precise carbon footprint measurements.
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Question: What should we consider when assessing the carbon impact of wool production?
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