Product environmental footprint category rules for cut flowers and potted plants: Final version

Roline Broekema; Roel Helmes; Marisa Vieira; Meike Hopman; Paulina Gual Rojas; Tommie Ponsioen; Jeroen Weststrate; Irina Verweij-Novikova

doi:10.18174/549543

Product environmental footprint category rules for cut flowers and potted plants: Final version

Roline Broekema^*, Roel Helmes, Marisa Vieira, Meike Hopman, Paulina Gual Rojas, Tommie Ponsioen, Jeroen Weststrate, Irina Verweij-Novikova

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Abstract

The primary objective of this FloriPEFCR is to fix a consistent and specific set of rules to calculate the relevant environmental information of two main products from the sector of floriculture, namely Cut flowers and Potted plants. An important objective is to focus on what matters most for a specific product category to make PEF studies easier, faster and less costly. An equally important objective is to enable comparisons and comparative assertions in all cases where this is feasible, relevant and appropriate. Comparisons and comparative assertions are allowed only if PEF studies are conducted in compliance with a PEFCR. A PEF study for cut flowers and potted plants can be conducted following this FloriPEFCR. This FloriPEFCR - Product Environmental Footprint Category Rules for Cut flowers and Potted plants – is the report that is developed according to the Product Environmental Footprint Guidance – PEF Guidance (EC, 2021).

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Wageningen
Publisher	Wageningen Economic Research
Number of pages	134
ISBN (Electronic)	9789463958776
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.18174/549543
Publication status	Published - Jan 2024

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Name	Report / Wageningen Economic Research
No.	2024-023

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Product environmental footprint of the representative product for cut flowers
Helmes, R., Broekema, R., Ponsioen, T., Vermeulen, P., Gual Rojas, P., Vieira, M., Goglio, P., Snoek, J. & Verweij-Novikova, I., Feb 2024, Wageningen: Wageningen Economic Research. 52 p. (Report / Wageningen Economic Research; no. 2024-022)
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Product environmental footprint of the representative product for potted plants
Broekema, R., Ponsioen, T., Vermeulen, P., Gual Rojas, P., Vieira, M., Goglio, P., Helmes, R. & Verweij-Novikova, I., Feb 2024, Wageningen: Wageningen Economic Research. 49 p. (Report / Wageningen Economic Research; no. 2024-021)
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Goedkeuring FloriPEFCR door de Europese Commissie
Broekema, R.
13/02/24
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TU17005 Methode Milieu Footprint Tuinbouw (BO-61-001-007, BO-49-002-012)
Broekema, R. (Project Leader)
1/01/18 → 31/12/23
Project: LVVN project

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Product environmental footprint category rules for cut flowers and potted plants: Final version

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Product environmental footprint of the representative product for cut flowers

Product environmental footprint of the representative product for potted plants

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Goedkeuring FloriPEFCR door de Europese Commissie

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TU17005 Methode Milieu Footprint Tuinbouw (BO-61-001-007, BO-49-002-012)

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