Technical consultation on the food sector – 2025

The technical consultation on the ‘environmental cost’ methodology began on 29 April 2025, following a webinar organised by the MTE with the support of ADEME. This process marks the start of a period of dialogue with all stakeholders regarding the methodology for calculating environmental costs.

The first phase of the consultation, which concluded in October 2025, was devoted exclusively to the technical and methodological aspects of this calculation.

A webinar presenting the methodological adjustments resulting from the 2025 consultation was held on 13 May 2026.

Below you will find the various resources (documents, recordings, etc.) detailing the progress of the work.

Workshop (in French) Date Deliverables
Workshop #1: Non-LCA additional indicators vegetal products (hedges, field size, cultural diversity)

Completed

Link to the webinar recording

Link to the presentation

Link to Klaxoon

Workshop #2: Non-LCA additional indicators animal products (meadows, territorial balance)

Completed

Link to the webinar recording

Link to the presentation

Workshop #3 : Toxicity indicators

Completed

Link to the presentation
Workshop #4 - Ingredient settings (recipe, origin, labels)

Completed

Link to the presentation
Workshop #5 - Transformation

Completed

Link to the presentation
Workshop #6 - Transport Completed Link to the presentation
Workshop #7 - Packaging Completed Link to the presentation
Webinaire - Présentation des ajustements méthodologiques suite à la concertation 2025 Completed

Link to the webinar recording

Link to the presentation

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Call for contributions: Processed ingredients – January 2026

Technical work is progressing on the development of Ecobalyse and the standardisation of the ‘environmental cost’ method for food products. To speed up coverage of all products, we would like to call on the community to help us rapidly increase the number of processed ingredients in Ecobalyse.

The data collected in this way will be submitted to the REVALIM GIS for critical review.

Recording of the 13 January webinar: AAC Webinar

Presentation slides: AAC Presentation Slides

Contribution framework document: Call for Contributions Framework

File for coordinating contributions: Contribution Coordination

File: Ingredient-ICV-Additional Data: FR.xlsx Variant

File to be completed – Modelling parameters: To be completed: processed ingredients – starter kit

For any questions or feedback, please contact [email protected] or [email protected].

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