GHG-Emissions-Report-v1.1 FEEDONE



Report title	GHG Emission Report, v1.1
Indicator	1.21.4

Instructions	This template is intended for reporting greenhouse gas emissions results to ASC. The Feed Standard does not prescribe a specific standard or set of methods for generating GHG values. However, suppliers should be aware that the development of the Farm Standard requirements may necessitate the application of specific methods for feed emissions in the future. Emissions can be reported in either or both columns using a biophysical or economic allocation approach. Emissions results must be provided according to scope (1-3) as well as by input/activity, being general feed ingredient categories and additional transport and milling emissions that aren't otherwise captured within ingredients. 'Transport and milling' emissions should be at least equal to the sum of scope 1 and scope 2 emissions. If possible, emissions should also be broken down by category (fossil, biogenic, or land use change), facilitated by certain databases and assessment methods. Any uncategorized emissions should be reported as 'Unspecified emissions' (If feed suppliers are unable to determine emissions by category, the total of all emissions can be reported as unspecified). This template is also expected to reflect the resolution of data that feed suppliers will need to provide to farms to satisfy feed-related emissions modeling for the Farm Standard. Feed suppliers should be ready to adjust the composition of ingredients used in calculations to reflect typical compositions of feeds relevant to each producer, whether that is on a producer-level or a general species-level (e.g. average ASC-compliant salmon feed composition), so that relevant emissions estimates are available to aquaculture producers for their own calculations. *Only enter data in blue cells.*



Table 1. Production year
Year of production (yyyy)	2025


Table 2. GHG emissions by scope		GHG emissions per tonne of ASC compliant feed (kg CO₂-eq/t)
Emissions scope		Biophysical (mass) model	Economic model
Scope 1		5.401	5.401
Scope 2		35.766	35.766
Scope 3		2,080	2214.843
Total		2121.396	2256.01


Table 3. GHG emissions by category
Emissions category		Biophysical (mass) model	Economic model
Fossil emissions		914.068	898.822
Biogenic emissions		167.122	255.137
Land use change emissions		1040.207	1102.052
Unspecified emissions		0	0
Total		2121.397	2256.011


Table 4. GHG emission by Input / Activity
Input / Activity	Quantity (kg/t)	Biophysical (mass) model	Economic model
Soy crop inputs	400	1222.1017	1282.8361
Other crop inputs	520	499.1478	670.8691
Reduction fishery inputs
Fishery by-product inputs	50	121.058	23.217
Poultry / livestock inputs
Other feed inputs	30	26.286	26.286
Transport and milling		205.64	205.64
Total	1000	2074.2335	2208.8482

Notes
All emissions values must be reported in units of kg CO₂-equivalent per tonne of ASC compliant feed.
Emissions totals for each section should be equivalent.
Total feed input quantity (kg/t) must equal 1000. Use 'Other feed inputs' to make up any difference from 1000 kg. 'Other feed inputs' should also include vitamins, amino acids, and other microingredients.
Transport-related emissions may be difficult to separate from ingredient production and processing emissions, depending on the data source used. Do not include any transport emissions in 'Transport and milling' that are already counted in the emissions of one of the ingredient groups.

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