Greenyc - 26% of global carbon emissions come from food production. Companies like Just Salad and Oatly are adding carbon labels to their packaging to help customers understand the impact of food
Numi Joins First-Mover Brands Like Oatly, Allbirds, Unilever in Carbon Labeling Its Products | World Tea News
Oatly Has Recalled a Batch of Its Whole Oat Drink
Oatly CEO Petersson: "We're Market Leaders" - BevNET.com
Plant-Based Milk Maker Oatly Raises US$200M In Celeb-Studded Blackstone-Led Round At US$2 Bil Valuation
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Oatly collaboration looks improve secondary packaging | Dairy Processing
Is Oatly Bad For You? | GQ
Transparency as the new norm – CarbonCloud opens doors to an impact-driven food industry - Nordics
Dairy-free Oatly Labels To Include Climate Footprint Figure To Encourage Milk Swap | The Drum
People said I was ruining this company': John Schoolcraft on the transformation of Oatly — The Challenger Project | The Home of Challenger Brands
Oatly now shows the carbon footprint of their products on their packaging, and is challenging the food industry to show theirs. : r/PlantBased4ThePlanet
Backed By Oprah And Blackstone, Oatly's $10 Billion IPO Hits The Market
Oatly Stock: The Health Problem Is A Possible Headwind (NASDAQ:OTLY) | Seeking Alpha
Oatly Plant Milk: Health Food or Health Fail? - Let Me Learn Ya
Oatly talks UK expansion: Is switching to oat milk an 'easy way' to cut your carbon footprint?
Could carbon labelling soon become routine? | Financial Times
Why is Oatly being 'cancelled'? - The Oxford Blue
Carbon Labels Are Finally Coming To The Food And Beverage Industry
Plant-Based Brands! Oatly – The Plant Based World
Is Oat Milk Actually Good for You? - Outside Online
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Carbon Footprint Labels on Food Packaging
We have never wanted to be an Oatly clone' British oat milk producer celebrates trademark infringement case win
Oatly - Should companies let everyone know exactly what they're doing to reduce their carbon footprint, show their numbers even when they're not great, and explain, in excruciating detail, how they are
Oatly ads banned for making 'misleading' environmental claims
