Rejoose for Products
Carbon and refurbishment impact data for e-commerce platforms

e.product is designed to empower sustainable decision-making during the buying process, revolutionising how businesses and consumers understand the environmental impact from ICT products.

With e.product, you receive country-specific carbon and refurbishment data for each of your products and services. This enables you to support your customers with data that allows them to use carbon emissions as a decision-making parameter.

Data purchased via the e.product API is solely for display purposes and, under no circumstances, may it be used for further calculations, distribution, or resale.

Exceptions to this rule may be offered depending on the type of customer. Relevant information can be found on our Terms & Conditions page.

While e.product is ideal for web shops needing to display a single CO2 value per Manufacturer Part Number (MPN), e.product+ delivers deeper insight - including refurbishment impact data - by breaking down CO2 emissions across the full LCA stages: production, transportation, use phase and end-of-life. This provides greater transparency for organisations that want to integrate carbon data at a more granulated level into their platforms and reporting flows.

Definition of a product dataset
A dataset in Rejoose is a structured collection of product-level carbon and refurbishment impact data that can be accessed, viewed and integrated across internal and external systems.

For e.product, each dataset provides a single, country-specific CO2 value per Manufacturer Part Number (MPN). This value is calculated using GHG Protocol–aligned parameters across the full product lifecycle.

The e.product+ dataset includes
Product Carbon Footprint (LCA-based):
•    Production footprint
•    Country-specific use phase footprint
•    Transportation impact
•    End-of-life footprint

Refurbishment Impact Data:
•    General e-waste: weight, emissions, avoided e-waste
•    Refurbishment: refurbishment impact and avoided emissions
•    Recycling: avoided e-waste and avoided emissions