You Ask, We Answer - PEFCR v3.1 (30 questions answered)
From handling recycled content claims to understanding the key differences between PEF and the French Eco-Score - your PEFCR questions answered.
Data and Science | May 27, 2025
You Ask, We Answer - PEFCR v3.1 (30 questions answered)
From handling recycled content claims to understanding the key differences between PEF and the French Eco-Score - your PEFCR questions answered.
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Laurent Vandepaer, PhD
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