The market is organised around 5 tools. Ecobalyse, developed by ADEME and the General Commission for Sustainable Development, is free and applies the method set by the order of 6 September 2025. Carbonfact, built on Ecobalyse's official API, scales up calculations for large catalogues. Fairly Made starts with supply chain traceability. Glimpact applies the European PEF method without French specificities and cannot display the official score alone. Simapro, ISO LCA software, mainly serves consultancies working on technical textiles. None removes the need to collect supplier data, accounting for 80% of the work.
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