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Beta Version of harmonised Life Cycle Assessment methodology for agrifood products for Ecolabelling is open for consultation

10. September 2025/by Corsus

A big step forward for sustainable food labelling in Europe! The Eco Food Choice project, co-funded by the EU LIFE programme, brings together nine partners from France, Spain, Germany, and the Netherlands to create a harmonised ecolabelling system for food products by 2028.
We’re excited to share that the beta version of the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) methodology has just been released.

Brightway, what is it and what can it do?

6. August 2025/by Corsus

At corsus, we are constantly exploring better ways to understand the environmental impacts of our food choices. One of the tools helping us do this is Brightway, a powerful open-source software designed for Life Cycle Assessment (LCA),

corsus gives a presentation on the environmental impact of the new DGE dietary recommendations

23. July 2025/by Corsus

At the invitation of the Bavarian State Academy for Food, Agriculture and Forestry, corsus presented the results of the first, preliminary assessment of the environmental impact of the new dietary recommendations of the German Nutrition Society (DGE) on 9 July 2025.

Networking for biodiversity conservation: How can biodiversity conservation be implemented?

25. June 2025/by Corsus

As a member of ‘Biodiversity in Good Company’, corsus took part in the capital city impulse “Economy and Nature. The Coalition of the Future‘ and the ’Unternehmen Biologische Vielfalt – UBi” annual conference in mid-June, followed by a meeting of the members of Biodiversity in Good Company. The dramatic loss of biodiversity must be stopped as a matter of urgency, especially as it is also causing very high economic costs. The main question discussed at the events was therefore ‘What measures need to be taken to stop the loss of biodiversity?’.

corsus presents life cycle assessment results at the Austrian World Summit in Vienna

4. June 2025/by Corsus

The Austrian World Summit (AWS), organised by Arnold Schwarzenegger’s climate initiative, took place in Vienna on 3 June 2025. At a press conference held as part of the summit, Dr Ulrike Eberle presented the results of a life cycle assessment carried out by corsus on behalf of SUN AG.

Expert discussion on the environmental impact of food

7. May 2025/by Corsus

ModErn looks at the environmental impact of nutrition and how this would change if we all ate according to the revised dietary recommendations of the German Nutrition Society (DGE). As part of the project, which corsus is carrying out on behalf of the Federal Environment Agency (UBA), an expert meeting was held on 16 April 2025 to discuss with experts which optimisation scenarios should be mapped on the basis of initial results.

corsus is a member of the German Sustainable Economy Association BNW

22. April 2025/by Corsus

corsus is a member of BNW Bundesverband Nachhaltige Wirtschaft (German Sustainable Economy Association)

corsus provides information in ‘’Ökologie & Landbau‘’ on healthy nutrition for people and the environment

9. April 2025/by Corsus

In the new focus issue ‘The Future of Nutrition’ of Ökologie & Landbau from oekom Verlag, Dr Ulrike Eberle writes about the ‘Planetary Health Diet’ and how it enables a balanced, sustainable and ethically responsible diet for all people within the planetary boundaries.

Podcast on biodiversity published

8. April 2025/by Corsus

What actually is biodiversity? Where are we today? How do I notice the decline in biodiversity in my everyday life? Can it be measured? Timo Landener and Moritz Petersen put these and other questions to Dr Ulrike Eberle, Managing Director of corsus, in their podcast “The same in green” (in German).

Lecture by corsus at dialogue workshop on biodiversity

27. March 2025/by Corsus

On 25 March 2025, Tönnies Forschung held a dialogue workshop in Badbergen on ‘Biodiversity and livestock farming: where are the levers?’. In her presentation, Dr Ulrike Eberle , Managing Director of corsus, discussed how biodiversity impacts can be managed along the value chain.