Sustainability for companies is no longer just a driver of customer choice, but becomes an essential asset to build reputation and competitive advantage. Among the industrial sectors most attentive to sustainability issues, the agro-food sector is the main one. Despite this, the agri-food sector is one of the most impacting productive sectors today. The need to reverse this route has led to an integrated approach of different strategies: the optimization of current production systems, the reformulation of classic food products, the variation of food habits and the orientation towards new or forgotten food sources. The re-discovery of Cannabis Sativa or industrial hemp as a food source is part of this context. In this study was evaluated the sustainability of a Cannabis Sativa cultivation trough a Life Cycle Thinking approach. At first, the system boundary were defined by a cradle to gate method and the functional unit was fixed at 1 ha of cultivated area. Therefore, all the inputs and the output of the process were evaluated by the Life Cycle Inventory and the Life Cycle Costing.
CANAPA INDUSTRIALE E SOSTENIBILITÀ: UN APPROCCIO LIFE CYCLE THINKING / Rapa, Mattia; Ciano, Salvatore; Ruggieri, Roberto; Gobbi, Laura; Vinci, Giuliana. - (2020), pp. 603-612. ((Intervento presentato al convegno Asime 2020 tenutosi a Salerno.
CANAPA INDUSTRIALE E SOSTENIBILITÀ: UN APPROCCIO LIFE CYCLE THINKING
Rapa Mattia;Ciano Salvatore;Ruggieri Roberto;Gobbi Laura;Vinci Giuliana
2020
Abstract
Sustainability for companies is no longer just a driver of customer choice, but becomes an essential asset to build reputation and competitive advantage. Among the industrial sectors most attentive to sustainability issues, the agro-food sector is the main one. Despite this, the agri-food sector is one of the most impacting productive sectors today. The need to reverse this route has led to an integrated approach of different strategies: the optimization of current production systems, the reformulation of classic food products, the variation of food habits and the orientation towards new or forgotten food sources. The re-discovery of Cannabis Sativa or industrial hemp as a food source is part of this context. In this study was evaluated the sustainability of a Cannabis Sativa cultivation trough a Life Cycle Thinking approach. At first, the system boundary were defined by a cradle to gate method and the functional unit was fixed at 1 ha of cultivated area. Therefore, all the inputs and the output of the process were evaluated by the Life Cycle Inventory and the Life Cycle Costing.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.