Recently, Sanyou′s soda ash has passed the carbon footprint certification for its sodium carbonate product. The carbon footprint of a product (CFP) refers to the measurement of the total greenhouse gas emissions throughout all stages of a product′s life cycle, which is the accumulation of various greenhouse gas emissions from multiple stages, including raw material extraction, product production (or service provision), distribution, use, and final disposal/recycling.

For this certification, the company entrusted SGS, a certification company, to conduct an evaluation of each management link. As a world - leading certification body, SGS is widely recognized in countries around the world, and its certification results are authoritative and reliable.

Today, with the "low-carbon society" and "low-carbon economy" receiving extensive attention, more and more enterprises are obtaining product carbon footprint certifications. On the one hand, it helps enterprises identify ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and achieve energy conservation and emission reduction. On the other hand, it is also an important means to promote green manufacturing. By obtaining the carbon footprint certification, the company can not only improve the efficiency of the enterprise and the supply chain in raw material use and product production, which is conducive to cost reduction for the enterprise, but also enhance the international market competitiveness of products and the enterprise from the perspective of green consumption.