The carbon footprint is calculated based on the inputs to activities that produce carbon dioxide. These are activities that require the combustion of fossil fuels. The calculation itself consists of identifying such activities, measuring the activities and converting them to Co2 equivalent.

Before we start planting, it is very important to choose the right planting space. We focus on places where we can predict with certainty the beneficial impact on the environment. This is followed by the selection of suitable planting material and finally planting, which is carried out by professionally trained staff to ensure that the seedlings take as long as possible. 

Offsetting is the compensation of the carbon footprint. In practice, it means reducing the carbon footprint that has already been produced by offsetting it with measures that ensure we store or retain the same amount of carbon in the atmosphere. 

In recent years, consumers pay increased attention to product sustainability and this is a growing trend. Today, sustainability is the main subject and the carbon credits market currently worth 1,7 trillion USD is predicted to grow 25x its current value by 2050. Contrary to the misconseption that sustainability comes at a financial cost, it can actually drive economic growth and profitability. Companies that advocate sustainable solutions are often prefered to other less ecological alternatives.