Experiment

Buffer Jelly

This product is doing great!

Buffer Jelly has lower emissions than a typical face oil, driven by its supply chain design!

This product has lower solid waste output than a typical face oil. Some of the components are likely curbside recyclable, which is great! However, the product could still be improved, as some of the components are recyclable via dropoff or not recyclable.

Carbon emissions

Below Average Above Average

Waste impact

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Carbon emissions

Carbon emissions (per 1k units)

155.8kg ~390 miles driven

Below Average Above Average
Materials and product design
Supply chain design
Shipping and distribution
Formula*
*Formula emissions data is incredibly important to comprehensively evaluate the carbon footprint of a product. However, please note that the science for this is still evolving and our estimations are not perfect.

Values are rounded to the nearest whole number and thus may not sum to 100%.

Materials and product design

74.7kg CO₂e

48% of overall emissions

Per component emissions

27%
Screw Cap
21%
Bottle
9%
Folding Carton
43%
Other

Supply chain design

28.6kg CO₂e

18% of overall emissions

Distribution emissions

43.8kg CO₂e

28% of overall emissions

Shipping destination

94% 41.2kg
DTC
Retail

Values are rounded to the nearest whole number and thus may not sum to 100%.

DTC shipping type

30%
12.4kg
Standard
Express

Values are rounded to the nearest whole number and thus may not sum to 100%.

Waste

Waste generated (per 1k units)

24.3kg ~2,613 plastic water bottles

Below Average Above Average
Screw Cap
Bottle
Folding Carton
Other

Values are rounded to the nearest whole number and thus may not sum to 100%.

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At Bluebird, we look at six factors to measure the sustainability of a product including materials, product design, transportation of materials, transportation of the product, recyclability, and degradability.

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