Changelog

Målbar LCA updates, improvements, and fixes, newest first

11 May 2026  Målbar LCA Feature  

Renaming of ‘external sharing’

To reduce confusion between internal sharing workflows and external collaboration requests, the feature previously called ‘External sharing’ has been renamed to ‘Request screening data’
The updated naming more clearly reflects the purpose of requesting data from suppliers or partners.

06 May 2026  Målbar LCA Feature  

Search and filter in ‘bulk edit’

You can now quickly locate and manage screenings using search and filtering tools built into the bulk edit.

What this means in practice

• Search screenings by name, SKU, or tags directly in bulk edit
• Filter by category, screening type, supplier location, or tags
• Clear all filters in one click

06 May 2026  Målbar LCA Feature  

Simplified packaging input

We have removed the width, height, and depth dimension fields from the packaging form

06 May 2026  Målbar LCA Feature  

Share screenings with your partners

You can now share product screenings directly with other Målbar users through Målbar LCA.

  • Shared screenings are available as structured data, not static files
  • Shared screenings can be used as components in your own product modelling
  • Updates to shared screenings are automatically reflected for recipients

This new feature creates a more connected workflow across the value chain, reducing duplicate work and improving consistency and traceability in your climate footprint data.

Find guideline

24 April 2026 New materials

‘Gaslift’ now available in material search

A gaslift component is now available in Målbar LCA when searching for “gaslift”. This is relevant for products where height adjustment mechanisms are included, such as office chairs.
With this component it easier to model products with integrated lifting functions more accurately.

24 Mar 2026  Målbar LCA Feature  

Two new ‘Screening types’: Masterbox and packaging components

Packaging is often more repetitive than it needs to be.

Especially when the same setups are recreated across multiple product screenings.

With our latest update, you can now create Packaging and Masterbox components once, and reuse it where it makes sense.


PACKAGING COMPONENT

A Packaging Component represents the materials used for the individual product’s packaging, such as primary and secondary packaging (e.g. boxes, bags, wrapping, or protective elements).

It is used to:

  • Model how a single product is packaged
  • Ensure consistent packaging data across similar products
  • Reflect material use directly linked to the product unit

By creating Packaging Components, you can reuse the same packaging setup across multiple products, avoiding repetitive work and ensuring consistency in your LCA modelling.

Once created, these components are available under ‘Packaging’ when you press ‘add packaging’ in your product screening.

MASTERBOX COMPONENT

A Master Box Component represents the outer packaging often used to group multiple product units for transport and distribution.

It is used to:

  • Model how products are packed together for shipping
  • Improve accuracy in logistics and transport-related calculations

By defining Master Box Components once, you can apply the same Master Box setup across many products, instead of rebuilding it each on each screening.

You will find these components under ‘Packaging’ when you press ‘add masterbox’ in your product screening.

Together, Packaging and Masterbox components help you structure packaging more efficiently while ensuring your climate footprints reflect both product-level and distribution-level realities as well as improve the experience if you improve your packaging setup, as you then only need to change it on the component level, instead of changing it on each individual product screening.

Read more about ‘Screening types’ in Målbar LCA

18 Mar 2026  Målbar LCA Feature  

Insights now update every hour

Insights are now refreshed every hour instead of once per day, giving you a significantly more dynamic and reliable foundation for your LCA work.

Your climate footprints now reflect recent changes much faster, allowing you to:

• Act on current data, not delayed snapshots
• Identify and correct inconsistencies earlier
• Strengthen confidence in both internal decisions and external documentation

17 Mar 2026  Målbar LCA Feature  

Improved material selection in screenings

When adding a material to a screening, you will now see material variants directly in the dropdown.

This means you can select the specific material immediately, without navigating through broader categories and additional steps.

When typing (e.g. cotton), the dropdown now provides:

• A structured overview of all relevant material variants
• Clear visibility of how each variant is categorised

This update makes material selection faster, more intuitive, and helps ensure greater consistency in your Målbar LCA work.

03 Mar 2026  Målbar LCA Feature  

View-only access to verified screenings

We have introduced view-only access for verified screening data and components in Målbar LCA.

Users with read-only permissions can now open and inspect base data and components without any risk of accidentally editing or overwriting information.

What this means in practice

• Safe insight into screening data
• No unintended edits
• Clear visual indicators when data cannot be changed
• A visible ‘View’ button and icon to make permissions transparent

24 Feb 2026  Målbar LCA Feature  

Tags can now be updated on verified screenings

You can now edit tags on screenings that have been verified, making it easier to organise and categorise completed assessments.

Only tags can be edited.

All verified data remains locked to protect, but you can still view details of your screening inputs.

12 Feb 2026  Målbar LCA Feature  

Duplicate Country Shares & improved interface

You can now duplicate existing Country Shares directly from the overview page.

Simply click the “…” menu next to a Country Share to create a copy. All settings and distribution data are carried over automatically, allowing you to reuse proven configurations instead of recreating them manually.

Duplicates are always created as drafts. This ensures that no changes are applied to your product screenings until you are finished with the new country share

We have also refined the entire ‘Country Shares’ interface. The layout is now more closely aligned with the rest of the Målbar LCA platform, creating a more consistent and intuitive user experience.

In addition, we have introduced clearer governance around Default Country Shares. When creating a new Default Country Share, you will now be asked at the point of saving whether the changes should:

  • Replace the Default Country Share across all screenings where this is applied, or
  • Apply only to new screenings going forward.

These updates are designed to reduce repetitive work, improve consistency, and make data maintenance more efficient.

05 Feb 2026  Målbar LCA Feature  

Two ways to export CSVs in Målbar LCA

Målbar LCA now gives you two different CSV export options, depending on whether you need a high-level overview or detailed screening data.

Overview CSV – across all screenings
When you export a CSV from the screenings overview, you get a high-level snapshot of your work.
It is designed for quick overviews and prioritisation

Detailed CSV – within a single screening
If you open a specific screening and export the CSV from there, you receive a detailed breakdown of everything included in that screening.

Together, the two exports give you flexibility: one for overview and control, one for detail and documentation.

29 Jan 2026  Målbar LCA Feature  

Spend less time reapplying filters and more time analysing results!

Work more efficiently with your screenings by applying and manage filters while you work in Målbar LCA. Using filters helps you focus on relevant data, compare results more easily, and maintain a consistent approach during your screening sessions.

Find our guide to using filters here

15 Jan 2026  Målbar LCA Feature  

Tag your way to better overview

We’ve added something new to make your work in Målbar LCA even smoother: Tagging-system.

The ‘Tagging-system’ gives you a simple, visual way to stay organised and aligned in your screenings. It will help your team see progress, responsibilities, and collections instantly.

This is a 100% internal tool designed to support clarity and structure in your workflow.

Note! Tags won’t appear in reports or exports: they’re purely for your team’s own overview.

How to get the best out of Tagging-system

Start by agreeing internally on how you’ll use tags. And define a few clear dimensions.

We’ve added 8 colours you can use to make your tagging structure both clear and consistent.

Here’s our suggestion:

  • Progress

  • Collection

  • Designer / Product family

  • Screening level

  • Category

  • Responsible

  • Customer

A few simple principles make all the difference:

  • One colour = one dimension
  • Always name tags with
    • 1) a dimension and 2) a label
      • (E.g. Progress: Ongoing, Progress: Completed)
  • Use only the tags that truly help = keep it simple

With Tagging-system, it becomes easier to stay coordinated, work faster, and keep a clear overview, no matter how many screenings you’re managing.

Find our tag naming suggestions here

Did you know? 

Once you’ve aligned internally on how you’ll use the Tagging-system and which dimensions matter most for your company.

You can use ‘Bulk edit’ to quickly review and tag all your existing screenings in one place.

Complete Tagging-system guide

05 Jan 2026  Målbar LCA Feature  

Printable self-assessment reports

Your climate footprint results are now easier to share and discuss.

With Målbar’s new printable self-assessment reports, you can turn your digital screenings into clear, visual summaries ready to bring to meetings, workshops, or internal reviews.

Compare alternate screenings side by side. Share data with colleagues in product development or sustainability.

Give teams across your company a simple, tangible overview of a product’s climate footprint, without needing them to log into the platform.

Simply press the three dots next to
‘View Results’ and the option will appear.

Did you know? 

You can also use the ‘Download self-assessment Report’ feature to create and compare alternative screenings.

For example, if you’ve made two screenings with different materials or production locations, download both reports and view them side by side to see how the changes affect the climate footprint results.

Here’s a short guide on how to do it

06 Jan 2026  Målbar LCA Feature  

Verified screenings are now ready for PDF print

We’re pleased to share that you can now download your verified screenings as PDF files directly in Målbar LCA.

This new option makes it easier to document and share climate footprint results with colleagues, partners, and clients whether for internal reporting or product documentation.

Simply open your verified screening and select ‘Download verification(pdf)’ in top right corner, to generate a report ready for presentation.

06 Jan 2026 Dataset updates

New data update cycle

As part of our update cycle, we review and update the background-data and datasets in Målbar LCA  twice a year, following the cycle of updates from the main dataset sources like EcoInvent.

The two updates will be placed every year in ultimo December and ultimo June.

This ensures that we balance the integration of the newest available data on one hand and the stability of calculations for long-term decision-making on the other hand.

You can view the details on the first update round in this email as we have deployed these changes in the end of December 2025.

We keep the data up to date, so you can work confidently and in line with current requirements.

Should new legislation require adjustments to the underlying data in Målbar LCA, these changes will be implemented at the time they come into effect.

Otherwise, the next scheduled update will take place in ultimo June 2026.

Dataset updates

  • Textile and leather:
    • In Textile from yarn – All natural fibre materials option
    • In Textile and leather accessory – All options
  • Carpet and Rug:
    • Natural fibre for Front face material
  • Packaging: 
    • Steel tubes/profiles
    • Solid hardwood
    • Solid softwood
    • HDF board
    • MDF board
    • OSB board
    • Particle/chip board
    • Plywood board
    • Solid carton box
    • Solid carton tube

Note! If you have chosen  ‘Solid carton board box or tube unbleached’ in your screening it will now only be appropriate for Solid carton boxes.

  • Upholstery, padding and sound damping: 

    • Polyurethane block foam high resilience (HR, cold foam)
    • Polyurethane block foam low resilience (H, polyether foam)
    • Foam blocks, foam mouldings and mats – All foam block and moulded foam options
  • Wood and plant-based: Updated data on manufacturing processes within the entire category 
  • Natural stone and cement composites: Updated data on manufacturing processes within the entire category 
  • Surface treatment and glue:
    • Application process for all Sheet surface treatment on wood
    • Edge banding veneer

  • Ceramic: Updated data on manufacturing processes within the entire category 

    These dataset updates are now live in your screenings and have also been integrated into your Verified Screenings to ensure they always reflect the newest available data.
    For most products, these updates have only a minor effect on the overall climate footprint. Though some variation can occur depending on your supply chain and material composition of your products.

    If you notice a larger change in a specific product, you’re very welcome to reach out to our Helpdesk. We’ll be happy to walk you through the details and explain what’s behind the update.

06 Jan 2026 New materials New Processes

  • Plastic and plastic composite:
    • In Thermosetting composite component + Thermosetting component, all BMC material options
    • In Thermosetting composite component – Hand lay-up moulding process option
  • Natural stone and cement composite:
    • In Cement and reinforcements – Wood wool as reinforcement/aggregate option
  • Textile and leather: Non-woven textile
    • In Felted or air-laid textile new process option Spun-bond
    • In Textile from yarn – Silk yarn as an option
  • Carpet and Rug: Front face material
    • Hemp yarn
    • Pineapple leaf yarn
    • PVC (staple yarn)
    • Ramie yarn
    • Silk yarn
    • In Tufted carpet/rug – Machine tufting with default primary backing as manufacturing method option
    • Modular carpet (tiles) as Carpet Format option

19 Dec 2025  Målbar LCA Feature  

Introducing Målbar Insights: Unlock emissions intelligence at scale

We’re excited to announce the release of Målbar Insights in Målbar LCA.

This new feature empowers you to view results data across all your screenings in a unified overview.

Explore summarised results across different levels, with complete control over how deep you dive into your data.

With Målbar Insights, you can easily identify gaps in data input, and address them efficiently via ‘bulk editing’ in your ‘screenings’ overview.

Did you know, you can use your ‘Insights’ to fill in missing data with the ‘Bulk Edit’ feature?

19 Dec 2025  Målbar LCA Feature  

Better support for collecting supplier data

We’ve created a simple guide you can share with them.

If you’re not familiar with this feature yet, start by reading this guideline yourself.

03 Dec 2025  Målbar LCA Feature  

Bulk edit is now live!

It gives you a single point of access to make multiple updates in one streamlined workflow. 

‘Bulk edit’ provides a complete overview of screenings that are currently editable, making it easy to enter or update ‘Base data’ across existing screenings.

Screenings that are already in a final state (e.g. ‘Under Review’ or ‘Verified’) are managed separately and will not appear in this overview.

This helps you keep your base data accurate, up to date and consistently high in quality.

The fields that can be edited are:

  • Product name
  • SKU
  • EAN
  • Screening type
  • Total weight
  • Country share
  • Category
  • Product replacement quality
  • Product replacement logistics

 

Besides updating or adding data in the fields above, you can also delete screenings.

Furthermore you can see:

  • Created at
  • Updated at
  • Whether the screening is ‘Imported’ (primarily for former Excel tool users)
  • Whether the screening is ‘Used as a component’.

In ‘Bulk edit’ you can even change the ‘Screening type’ even though the screening is used as a component.

Once you are done with your changes, simply click the green ‘ Save Changes’ button in the bottom-right corner. 

27 Nov 2025  Målbar LCA Feature  

Result page is live!

This is where you gain a clear and data-driven overview of your product’s climate impact

It is based on the data you have entered and presents the outcome of your LCA screening in a transparent and accessible way.

Hopefully it will help you understand, communicate and act on your product’s climate performance.

Read more

25 Nov 2025 New materials New Processes

  • Textile and leather accessory
    • Care label printed in PET
    • PE textile (Tyvek)
  • LCD colour display in Electronic
  • Silk yarn as a material option in Carpet and Rug 
  • Pallet options
    • EUR 3 wood pallet (100x120cm) 
    • ½ EUR wood pallet (80x60cm)
  • Ceramic
    • Handmade ceramics 
    • Cast porcelain (sanitary) 
  • Precious metals, in Metal
    • Gold (24 karat) investment cast (lost wax) 
    • Gold sheet (24 karat) Silver (99.9% pure) investment cast (lost wax)
    • Silver sheet (99.9% pure) 
  • Kapok wadding in Upholstery, padding and sound damping
  • Kapok fibre (silk cotton or java cotton) in Felted or air-laid textile
  • Cellulose acetate (CA) granulate – partly biobased as a material option in Thermoplastic component – pure polymers and ready-made composites
  • Pultrusion as process option in Thermosetting
  • Glass fibre woven textile as reinforcement option in Thermoplastic composite component (polymer + reinforcement/stiffening + compounding) + Thermosetting composite component (polymer + reinforcement/stiffening + compounding)
  • Thermosetting component – pure polymers and ready-made composites
    • Acrylonitrile Butadiene Rubber (NBR) BMC (with 30% carbon black)
    • Bakelite – phenolic resin BMC with 55% wood flour
    • Chloroprene (Neoprene) Rubber (CR) BMC (with 40% carbon black)

30 Oct 2025  Målbar LCA Feature  

Full life cycle calculations are here!

We are thrilled to announce that the webtool can now calculate across all life cycle stages; from raw materials to End of life.
This long-awaited feature enables you to model and understand the complete environmental impact of your products, covering:

  • Material
  • Manufacturing
  • Distribution
  • Use phase
  • End of life

With full life cycle calculations now available, you can measure your product’s full impact with precision and transparency — and act where it truly matters! 

Features:

Invite your suppliers to fill in their data directly (‘Share screening’): You can now send links to your suppliers, allowing them to fill in the production-related data directly in your screening. Each supplier will only see the parts of the screening relevant to their data.

You simply send them a link, and you can revoke access at any time. Find a guide on how it works here

Components: To ensure that all component product types are accounted for in the tool we have specified 4 different types that will help you with a clear and complete structure of your screenings.

You will find the screening types in your Base Data.

  • Product (default if nothing is chosen)
  • Product-ready component
  • Scalable component
  • Electrical component
Find the definition of the components in Målbar Academy here

 

13 Oct 2025 Dataset updates

  • Glass hand made in Glass category
  • Paper for packaging in Packaging section
  • Steel tubes/profiles in Metal category
  • Steel screws/bolts in Metal category 
  • Glue upholstery water-based sprayed (m²) in Surface treatment & glue category
  • Glue upholstery solvent-based sprayed (m²) in Surface treatment & glue category

Materials within the Plastic category:

  • Polypropylene (PP) (Filament)
  • Polypropylene (PP) granulate 
  • Polyethylene (PE-HD) granulate
  • Polyethylene (PE-LD) granulate 
  • Acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene (ABS/ASA) granulate 
  • Ethylene vinyl acetate (EVA) granulate
  • Polyamide (PA6) granulate 
  • Polycarbonate (PC) granulate
  • Unsaturated polyester resin
  • Acrylic (PMMA) granulate
  • Vinyl (PVC) granulate
  • Polystyrene High Impact (HI-PS) granulate
  • Styrene Butadiene Rubber (SBR)

13 Oct 2025 New materials New Processes

Plastic category+ processes: 

  • TDI resin (toluene diisocyanate)
  • MDI resin (methylene diphenyldiisocyanate)
  • Sheet heating and cold pressing

Textile and Leather category:

  • PTFE (Goretex or fluoropolymer Polytetrafluoroethylene) long fibre
  • Flouropolymer (Goretex/PTFE) staple fiber
  • PVC (Rhovyl/Vinyon) long fibre
  • PVC (Rhovyl/Vinyon) (Staple yarn)

Wood and plant-based category:

  • Particle/chip board with double faced melamine

Carpet & rug category:

  • Machine tufting
  • Machine tufting with default primary backing

Electronic category:

      • LED light bulb for E9 socket

29 Sept 2025 Dataset updates

‘Photovoltaic cell/solar cell – single Si wafer‘ in Electronic category:

  • New research: Reassessment of ecoinvent data.
    This adjustment is driven by new scientific insights.

Changes in modelling the data:
We have updated the datasets below with new insights to secure more accuracy.

    • Stainless steel machined (18/8 alloy) in Metal category
    • Stainless steel 18/8 sand cast in Metal category
    • Steel sand cast in Metal category
    • Carbon steel machined in Metal category
    • Wood fibres in Plastic and Plastic composite & Natural Stone and cement composite categories
    • Alkaline battery AA + Alkaline battery AAA’ in Electronic category

15 Sept 2025 Dataset updates

Lacquer/paint water-based filling wood structure sprayed (m²) 

  • Changes in process data: We have updated the process data with new insights to secure more accuracy
  • Impact of results: The calculated emissions for ‘Lacquer/paint water-based filling wood structure sprayed (m²)’ has increased by 40 %

 

Acetal (POM) granulate

  • Changes in modelling the data: We have updated the waste and machining emissions with new insights to secure more accuracy 
  • Impact of results: The calculated emissions for machining has increased by 29 %, when POM has been used as the machined material.

Flat glass sheet hardened

  • Changes in modelling the data: We have updated the default production waste value with new insights to secure more accuracy 
  • Impact of results: The calculated emissions for ‘Flat glass sheet hardened’ has increased by 22 %

Data updates with minor changes
  • Chrome plating on metal for surface wear (0.140mm)

15 Sept 2025 New materials New Processes

Upholstery, padding and sound damping category: 

  • Hook and loop fastener (Velcro)
    Synthetic latex block foam (SBR rubber), Talalay moulded

 

Textile and Leather category:

  • Silk fibres yarn

 

Plastic and plastic composite category:

  • Hemp fibre
  • Rotational moulding with electrical heat
  • Rotational moulding with natural gas heat
  • Extrusion and blow moulding

 

Electronic category:

  • Integrated circuit, logic type

 

Surface treatment & glue category:

  • Chrome plating alone (1um or 0.001mm chrome)

 

Metal category:

  • Stainless steel 18/8 forged
  • Carbon steel forged

08 Sept 2025 Dataset updates

Wool yarn in Textile and Leather category:

  • New research: Reassessment of EF-data due to new LCA.
    This adjustment is driven by new scientific insights into the scouring process (industrial cleaning of wool).
  • Impact of results: The calculated emissions for ‘Wool yarn’ are reduced by 43 %

 

Flax/linen, Cotton, Organic cotton, Jute in Textile and Leather category:
  • New research: Scouring waste in the dying process is varying within natural fibre textiles according to latest research.
  • Impact of results: -10 to -20 % reduction in emissions on knitting and weaving processes of natural fibres except for the combination of Cotton and Weaving which has a 4% increase.

08 Sept 2025 New materials

Plastic and plastic composite category: 

  • Phenol-formaldehyde (Phenolic) resin
  • Biobased polyhydroxyalkanoate (PHA/PHB)
  • Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) granulate
  • Bio-based polypropylene (PP) granulate from used cooking oil
  • Bio-based polyamide (PA11) granulate based on castor oil
  • Bio-based polypropylene (PP) granulate from castor oil

Textile and Leather category:

  • Aramid (Kevlar or Nomex) long fibre
  • Kenaf fibres
  • Hemp fibres
  • Pineapple leaf fibres
  • Ramie fibres
  • Vinyl ester resin

14 Aug 2025 Dataset updates

  • Wood, board. Average plywood
  • Hardwood show veneer knife cut
  • Softwood show veneer rotary cut

‘Foam block, Latex’ in Upholstery category:

  • New research: A 2025 LCA shows that latex foam contains about 66 % water, which evaporates during production. As a result, more raw material is needed than previously assumed.
  • Impact of results: The calculated emissions for ‘Foam block, Latex’ will increase to roughly three times the prior level.

‘Natural rubber BMC’ in Plastic category:

  • New research: The previous dataset did not account for material and water loss during virgin natural rubber production. As natural latex contains ~65% water, the updated dataset now reflects this.
  • Impact of results: The calculated emissions for “Natural rubber, BMC” will increase by approx 50 %.

‘Hardwood show veneer rotary cut’ in Wood and plant-based category:

  • Dataset update: We have improved the modelling to reflect updated and more precise data.
  • Impact on results: The calculated emissions for ‘Hardwood show veneer rotary cut’  will decrease by approx 50 %.

‘Hardwood veneer rotary cut’ in Wood and plant-based category:

  • Dataset update: We have improved the modelling to reflect updated and more precise data.
  • Impact on results: The calculated emissions for ‘Hardwood veneer rotary cut’  will increase by approx 40 %.

‘Softwood veneer rotary cut’ in Wood and plant-based category:

  • Dataset update: We have improved the modelling to reflect updated and more precise data.
  • Impact on results: The calculated emissions for ‘Softwood veneer rotary cut’ will increase by approx 40 %.

14 Aug 2025 New materials   New Processes

Plastic and plastic composite category: 

  • Polyester BMC
  • Polyol resin for polyurethane
  • Polyethylene biobased (bioPE HD, LD and LLD) tall oil based
  • Natural rubber BMC (with 52% pure rubber)

Plastic and plastic composite category (processes):

  • Injection blow molding

Textile and Leather category:

  • Cattle leather, wet-white metal tanned
  • Cattle leather, vegetable tanned
  • Cattle leather, wet-white metal free tanned

Upholstery, padding and sounding damping category:

  • Synthetic latex foam molding (Dunlop process)
  • Synthetic latex foam molding (Talalay process)

Surface treatment and glue category:

  • Compact laminate, through coloured, 8mm, not glued
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During the collaboration between 17 brand owners on measuring the climate impact of an entire furniture collection, Lærke worked as project manager for one of these furniture companies, managing the calculating of climate emissions on their furniture. For an intense summer, she worked in Målbar’s screening tool, learning about data sheets, materials, the composition of furniture and much more, that she had never concerned herself with before.

After the big presentation of the climate screened furniture collection in summer 2021, Jakob and Anders decided to hire their first permanent employee. So now Lærke is our word magician.

 

"Being part of Målbar is being part of a greater movement and it feels like we are in the front of it, the green transition. It is also being part of a company in rapid development, so having to master new skills and learning new, exciting stuff is naturally and fortunately a vital part of the job.”

 

Lærke is a hardcore content creator. She has a master’s degree in Corporate Communication from Aarhus University and a special interest in and passion for communicating sustainability related messages in a way that makes complicated stuff easy to understand.

 

Lærkes favorite place is her home. She lives in a small commune in Jutland with her husband, their two kids, and two other families. They have their own house while sharing a large, wild, and vigorous garden with playgrounds, kitchen gardens, greenhouse, hens and a magnificent view over green fields and the small village of Vinderslev.

 

"This place makes me happy, because there’s so much life here; our kids playing, flowers blooming, and crops growing. This is our little paradise”.

 

Yoga is Lærke’s go-to activity when she needs to bring up her energy levels, clear her head or create extra focus. And since Lærke works from home most days, she can easily fit in 15 minutes of yoga in her lunch break.

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Meet Jakob

 

"My story with Målbar started when Anders and I were colleagues at FDB Møbler - I was head of International Sales and Anders were Head of CSR and Product Development. During that time, it became very clear to me, that if we want to drive a positive change and incorporate a more thoughtfull and futureproof mindset into our company strategies, it requires a very close partnership between the commercial side of the business and the CSR team”

 

With the establishment of MÅLBAR, we are striving to build this bridge between these two often very different worlds, and ultimately to create a more common language for everybody. If we do this right, we have the possibility to utilize the free market forces to help drive a positive change.

 

"It's with great pride and humbleness that I get up every morning and work together with our amazing and dedicated team of professionals, experts and devoted minds all working for the same mission - to drive a positive change for something better! Our team is by far our biggest achievement so far, and Målbar would be nothing without them!”

 

In his spare time, Jakob enjoys as much time as possible with his wife and son, who they feel grows up way to fast! To clear his mind, Jakob basically engages in two very different activities. It is either a fast-paced and high-pulse padel tennis match, or the more long-term mental challenge of a round of golf. Here, he often enjoys the nature, the calm, and the mental challenge way more than the troublesome golf-strikes themselves.

 

As the CEO of Målbar, Jakob feels fortunate to be involved in a lot of our projects, and together with our team, he paves the road for our company.

It's always been crucial for us to have a close dialogue with our customers. To secure that, we are always on the same page with their world of operation, and the feedback we get from them is absolute crucial for our further development of MÅLBAR and our services. The combination of that, and our high standards for compliance of European legislation are often a path of challenge, but also extremely rewarding when we see the actual impact in the industry following new legislation.

 

"My best advice for our users would be to focus intensely on establishing a strong and easy-workable system to collect and maintain product-level details. It is crucial in the future for any company to secure a very high level of detail on all products, services, and operations - not only for the sake of product environmental screenings, but for own control and compliance with current and future legislation.”

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Meet Anders

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Anders is our very detail-oriented data nerd and oracle. Collecting and working with data as well as saving the planet with data are his passions.

Anders grew up in a Copenhagen suburb area called Vestegnen. Back then, it was close to nature, which Anders enjoyed a lot. Today, Anders still lives in Copenhagen with his husband in a beautiful 150-year-old apartment by the lakes. They have renovated it by themselves with great respect for the old materials and details.

 

"It is usually fun to do and brings me great joy when I’m satisfied with the result.”

 

Anders appreciates that both nature and culture are within biking distance in the city – he especially likes exhibitions about design, architecture, and art.

Anders has always cared about sustainability and worked on solutions to climate change. Already in the 90s, he started working with LCAs. And he never stops being curious and always wants to gain new knowledge in the area of sustainability.

 

"I am very curious about the concept of Absolute Sustainability within the 9 planetary boundaries. How it is measured and whether it could be a true way to measure also our unsustainable consumption patterns. I believe that if we in a meaningful way can measure sustainability then the green transition will happen much faster.”

 

Anders’ hopes for the future are that the respect for science and documentation becomes more important again. And his advice to our customers is to focus less on materials (animal materials exempted) and focus more on switching to renewable energy in production of both materials and products.

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Meet Natasha

 

During summer 2022, it became clear that we needed more and better graphic skills, and that’s when we hired Natasha.

 

"It was important for me to find a workplace with space to be myself and people who I can relate to. I worked parttime for about 8 months and then got offered a fulltime position as inhouse designer.”

 

Flexibility and amazing colleagues are important things to Natasha in her professional life. What Natasha likes about the Målbar team is that we have our fundamental values in common.

 

"I want to be a part of something good, helping people understand, learn and making the right decisions. I feel like I can do that here.”

 

Natasha has a professional bachelor’s degree in visual communication from the Danish School of Media and Journalism. For her final bachelor project, she created a whole universe around a made-up business renting slings to new parents.  This is a good example of how Natasha in her professional life not only cares about the visuals but also what she communicates. It must have a good purpose and be meaningful to her.

 

Natasha is a kind and always positive person. She grew up in a Danish home but with Italian culture and food. She likes everything health related and love to cook and eat, using fresh and local ingredients. She likes to read about the mind, the breath, and how the body works. Which naturally brings her to wanting to take care of our home, our planet and being a mindful consumer.

 

Natasha also loves to move in almost every way. She likes yoga, dancing, running, cycling and surfing. She has two beautiful girls and they all like to spend time together outside in parks, at the beach, or anywhere green really.

 

Natasha’s hopes for the future are that people start taking more responsibility of their own actions and realize the important tasks we have in front of us.

 

"For me, sustainability is the way we live together with nature, and how we protect our wildlife and the oceans.“

 

Natashas advise to our customers is: A photo can say more than a thousand words, choose wisely.

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Meet Sasisa

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We hired Sasisa in March 2022. She started out as maternity cover, but already during the summer of 2022, it became obvious that Målbar needed a clearer division of tasks and Sasisa was ready to take a larger responsibility. She was therefore promoted to Head of Communications and PR.
Sasisa - or Sas as we call her in daily speak – took on her new role with enthusiasm, professionalism, and great care.

 

"I was looking for a meaningful job, where I knew my colleagues would share my values on work life and family life. I worked with Jakob in the past so it wasn’t hard to convince me that Målbar was the perfect place for me”.

 

Sasisa lives in Valby with her husband and two kids. Both Sas and her husband are from the same town in Funen and their families live right next to each other.

 

In her free time, Sasisa likes to enjoy nature with her family and to explore new restaurants with her friends. She also likes running and knitting. In fact, sewing and knitting are Sasisa’s newest hobby, and she plans on getting really good at it.

 

Sasisas parents are from Sri Lanka. Among many other things, they have played an important part in her commitment to the green transition. 

 

"My parents have been good at living responsibly since their upbringing in Sri Lanka was characterized by survival due to the Civil War. They have always grown many crops in their garden, avoided wasting any food, and only bought clothes when they needed them. This lifestyle has become a natural part of my way of living.”

 

Her family’s background has also influenced her professional path. She is deeply interested in intercultural understanding and consumer behavior. She excels at conceptualizing ideas, understanding her audience, creating structure, and paying meticulous attention to detail.

 

"My team and I work hard to translate the complexity of LCAs, environmental data and EU climate legislation into understandable information for everybody. I love that. Our way of working together to create a good product like an illustration or a guideline for our customers is unique.”

 

Sasisa’s hope for the future is that the communication and marketing business increases its obligation towards helping consumers make responsible choices. Our business needs to take responsibility for educating consumers and not mislead. We have an important voice in society.

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Meet Leonor

 

Leonor started her journey in Målbar as student assistant in October 2022 when she was about to write her Master thesis. In October 2023, she finished her thesis and continued in a full-time position at Målbar.

For Leonor, it is a true pleasure to be part of the Målbar team.

 

"The environment is very relaxed, and it is clear to me that I’m working with people that are motivated and believe in the importance of their work.”

 

An important professional value to Leonor is to be able to identify the direct positive impact her contribution will have on our society.

 

Leonor grew up in sunny Lisbon, Portugal. She has always liked physical and outdoor activities and especially worships the water.


"The beach and the ocean are the setting for some of my favorite activities, from surfing or sailing to just relaxing under the sun.”

 

She is also creative and into activities such as crafts, repairs, sewing, painting, everything involving working with materials using her hands.

 

To Leonor, the most interesting aspect of sustainability is innovative materials that are developed to provide less climate emitting alternatives to the conventional materials. And she finds it important to educate product designers and brands in smarter material choices and more durable solutions.

 

"Communicating the results of our screenings to (the brand’s) designers is crucial to making sure that our work has an impact on the development of future products. It is important to be informed but also to use that information to motivate change.”

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Meet Miriam

 

After completing her PhD degree, Miriam sought opportunities to both apply and deepen her knowledge of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA). In Målbar, she found the perfect combination: engaging in and advancing LCAs while transitioning from agricultural to industrial applications.

 

At Målbar, Miriam assists customers in comprehending LCAs, identifies ways to streamline the process, and develops easily understandable reports of results. She is also enthusiastic about social media communication and enjoys contributing to LinkedIn content creation. As a lifelong learner, she is deeply interested in the perspectives and work of her colleagues. Her ambition is to contribute to a greener future outside of Målbar and a warm and welcoming culture within Målbar.

 

Miriam is a heartfelt environmentalist. She holds a master’s degree in Environmental Engineering and a PhD degree in Life Cycle Assessment of agricultural systems. She enjoys system thinking, breaking down the complex, and finding ways to enhance the status quo.

 

Sustainability, to her, is a holistic concept. She believes that as a collective, we will be better at managing Earth’s resources, once we have become better at managing our very own most precious resources: time and energy. In this regard, she conducts workshops on Time Management, primarily for PhD students and academics.

 

"To me, being part of Målbar means contributing to the green transition. I wish to contribute to that transition by informed decision-making, closing the gap between what we know should be done and what is actually being done.”

 

Biking in and around Copenhagen, exploring known and unknown areas is one of Miriam’s favorite weekend activities.

 

"When biking, I can let my thoughts fly, move my body, relax and get new ideas.”

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Meet Claudia

 

Claudia discovered Målbar on a DTU fair and reached out to us when she was about to begin her Master thesis. During her thesis writing, she has launched into a deep and thorough analysis of PEF and EPDs in order to explain the differences among the results coming from the two methodologies. Simultaneously, she worked as a student assistant, and soon after she graduated, she signed on a permanent position.

 

Claudia is happy to be part of Målbar. Like all her colleagues, she finds it important to work for a bigger cause while being in a calm and positive environment.

 

"Everyone makes you feel very welcome, and you can feel the energetic atmosphere of people working here!”

 

Claudia grew up in Northern Italy in a small town in the countryside. Even though she doesn’t find her hometown one of the prettiest parts of her country, she misses seeing the mountains when looking at the horizon.

 

In her spare time, she likes exploring new kinds of music, meditating, doing sports, and going to cultural events of any kind.

 

"I love keeping my energy high, so I am often into trying new random activities. I also love dancing and music in general. I am a former dancer and would like to start again, maybe taking some singing classes as well.”

 

Claudia recently graduated from a MSc in Environmental Engineering at DTU. Last summer, as part of her MSc, she had a short stay in Bangalore, at TIGS, for an exchange program about sustainable projects in India’s aspirational district, where her research focused on environmental stewardship in agriculture.

 

"I believe in general when it comes to sustainability the main important thing for me is that every claim is backed up by data. Apart from that, I get excited when I see all the aspects of sustainability – environmental, economic and social – equally cared for in a project.”

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Meet Neeraj

 

During the summer break of 2022, while working as a research assistant in Germany, Neeraj learned about a student job opportunity at Målbar through a friend. Intrigued by the role's direct alignment with both his ongoing studies and future career goals, he applied for the job.

 

"I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Anders and Morten. I was delighted to receive an offer, marking the beginning of my journey with Målbar in September 2022. This opportunity has been a pivotal step in my professional development, perfectly bridging my academic pursuits with practical experience in my field of interest.”

 

Neeraj finds fulfilment in his job at Målbar, where he among other things has played a significant role in the development of the screening tool. He finds that the office culture at Målbar is characterized by its flat hierarchy and openness, which create a welcoming and inclusive workplace. Neeraj believes that this dynamic fosters a sense of belonging and encourages open communication and collaboration among team members, enhancing our collective productivity and creativity.

 

Neeraj already has a varied career path behind him. He has embraced a diverse array of roles across both academic and industry sectors, enriching his experience in fields such as remote sensing, civil engineering, research, and sustainability. He continues to have a drive to seek out and conquer new challenges.

 

"Among the many roles I've undertaken, one of the most rewarding has been my position as a teaching assistant in a Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) course. I played a pivotal role in guiding students and assessing their assignments. This experience not only allowed me to deepen my own understanding of LCA but also to contribute to the educational journey of aspiring professionals.”

 

Neeraj grew up in India, under the circumstances of his father's job, which necessitated frequent relocations across various regions of the country. This lifestyle has endowed him with resilience and the ability to swiftly adapt to new environments, cultures, and communities—a skill that continues to serve him well as an expatriate in Denmark.

 

Looking towards the future, Neeraj is committed to contributing to the fields of sustainability and green transition. His ambition is to play a role in transforming our planet into a more  sustainable environment for future generations. To him, sustainability is fundamentally about conducting our lives and work in a manner that conscientiously considers the needs of the future generations.

 

"My keen interest lies in the circular economy, a model I find both fascinating and crucial. I am convinced that by embracing circularity—effectively closing the loop on our consumption and production cycles—we can significantly alter our environmental impact. It's the transformative power of circularity to foster a more sustainable, efficient, and regenerative system that I am most passionate about, believing it to be a key driver in our quest for a more sustainable future.”

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Meet Pablo

 

Pablo came to Denmark to complete his second year of his master's degree and thesis at the DTU, as he wanted to focus his specialization in construction and industrial installations (architectural engineering) in the field of sustainability and circular economy.

 

"After completing my master's degree, and with an interest to continue developing in this professional area, I contacted Målbar, as it covered many of the points I saw as important to start with my professional path, being a company with clear objectives and values aligned with my own.”

 

As part of our engineering team, Pablo oversees the verification of product screening from customers and provide support on how they can improve their outcome of our screening tool.

 

Pablo grew up in Bilbao, Spain. He studied his two Bachelor degrees there - one in General Engineering and other in Business Administration and Management – and then he moved to Valencia, taking his master's degree in Engineering.

 

"With the desire to live an experience outside Spain and cultivate my interest in the area of sustainability, I decided to complete the specialisation and thesis in DTU in Denmark, focusing on the area of sustainability and circular economy in the construction sector.”

 

Pablo is a very active and curious person and he likes to import these elements into his work environment with continuous learning and development of new projects where he can keep learning.

 

He has a passion for handball, which he still play in a team in Copenhagen. He is also into cycling, trying to take advantage of Denmark's brighter months to go out and ride. In addition, for many years he was a leisure time instructor and also collaborated in different projects, both socio-educational and social, this being an important personal interest that he still tries to stay connected with.

 

For Pablo, sustainability means finding a balance with the environment around us, social, environmental, and economic at all levels, so that the impact we may have today does not have negative repercussions in the future.

 

"From a professional perspective, I am most interested in environmental conservation, climate action, and responsible consumption and production.”

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Meet Morten

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"It is not entirely wrong to say that my journey into Målbar started when I dug up my first earthworm; growing up on a farm presented an opportunity to live closely connected with the natural world.”

 

This laid the seed for Morten for wanting to understand the way all things are intertwined. Growing up and transitioning into the field of engineering, he delved into methodologies such as Life Cycle Assessments, seeking to quantify the impact of human activity on earth. It was during this time that he stumbled upon Målbar who was looking to strengthen the engineering team, and it immediately resonated with both parties as a perfect fit. So, in November 2021, we hired Morten. He was fresh out of DTU and after only 6 months, he was promoted to Head of Operations.

 

"I am drawn to Målbar's innovative approach, seamlessly integrating my agricultural insights with engineering expertise to drive meaningful impact. What I appreciate most about Målbar is our collective commitment to help everyone understand and measure human impact, knowing that our efforts can help pave the way for more holistic solutions and an ecologically harmonious future.”

 

As Morten’s childhood unraveled in the countryside, the settings inspired in him a deep understanding for natural resources and their mindful use. The Danish landscape is still part of his everyday life, bringing up his son alongside flowers, trees and chickens.

 

"In my free time, I enjoy exploring the great outdoors, tending to a garden or smaller building projects. Hobbies such as gardening and building allow me to channel my creativity and connect with nature on a deeper and less intellectual level. I hope to pass this relationship on to future generations, as my hopes for the future are firmly rooted in harmonization, aspiring to create a world where humans and nature coexist.”

 

To Morten, sustainability encompasses a holistic approach to preserving our planet for future generations without limiting curiosity, advancement and exploration. He is particularly passionate about optimizing resource management and understanding consumer behavior, recognizing the central role these areas play in mitigating environmental degradation.

 

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Meet Iben

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Iben was part of the first batch of Målbar customers and started working in the tool in 2021. After that, she was excited for the tool, the ambitions, and the passion at Målbar at had good talks with the team at fairs and events.

 

"From my first encounter with Målbar and the team, I felt that here was a group of people who truly shared my curiosity and ambition for working with sustainability and the green transition. I am so happy that the opportunity arose to become part of the team."

 

As our Head of Community Impact, Iben makes sure that our clients get the most out of their work with us. She advices them on best practices, guides them through the process of screening their products and understanding their emissions. She also helps them structure their work and assists them in implementing the work towards emission reductions in their company.

Iben is born and bred in Valby, Copenhagen. She has always been very curious and eager to learn new things and new skills.

 

"I am very much a people person – I love good conversations, gatherings, and events. I feel uplifted from social connections. Yet I also really value peace, quiet and time for reflection in my own company. I practice yoga and spend as much time in nature as I can.”

 

With three kids, there is very limited time for hobbies, but still Iben loves to get creative with drawing, making jewelry, designing, and sowing etc. She also loves cooking especially without a recipe just using good ingredients and creating beautiful and aesthetic meals for good people.

Inspired by travels and youthful freedom, education wise, Iben sat out to be able to work with people all over the planet. Therefore, she studied communication and English at CBS.

 

"I was also very interested in trends, aesthetics and fashion so after my bachelors, I studied fashion design at KEA and worked briefly in the fashion industry. As I realized I wanted to work more focused with sustainability, I went on to take my masters at CBS – Can. Soc. Management of Creative Business Processes.”

 

After she finished studying, Iben has worked in several different roles in various companies and industries – all with a focus on advancing the green transition.

 

To Iben, sustainability relates both to climate and environment but also to way of life, finding a balance, respecting past ways of living, and caring for your surroundings.

 

Iben’ s advice to our customers is to remember that sustainability efforts and ESG reporting are not a checklist or a one-off task. It cannot live in a vacuum, but most involve the whole company. Sustainable efforts can be a great means to advance internal processes and build a more successful and effective business – that people are proud to be part of.

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Meet Christian

 

At the point of time in Målbar’s history where we felt the need to allocate more power to developing our business model, the perfect candidate showed up out of the blue. Christian became part of Målbar in October 2022, after he in previous positions had started shifting his attention towards sustainable development.

 

"Our impact is about choices. I wanted to make sure that my choices had a positive climate impact as well as supporting others in creating impact. And that eventually pointed me at Målbar.”

 

Christian is responsible for our total solution incorporating all product screenings from customers in a program that creates a larger overview of all the emissions, processes, and materials that drives them. The data illustrates the emission of single products as well as the weighted emissions merged with sales figures. This solution, which Christian has customized to support our purpose, secures the ability to create strategies for reductions based on high quality data with a level of detail that ensures actual improvements.

 

"I have always had a love for numbers and analyses. The way numbers can help understand complex systems and together with knowledge give insights that before was latent.”

 

Christian holds a masters degree in economics (cand.oecon) from Aarhus university. He has solid and varied experience in optimizing operations and plans through understanding of data, increasing earnings and cutting waste and errors.

Christian grew up at the countryside of Djursland next to Mols Bjerge National Park. Today he lives with his wive and kids near Aarhus, on a calm suburban street with many other families whom they often socialize with. He likes to stay active through running and climbing.

 

"I practice a special form of climbing called bouldering. We climb on relatively short climbing walls where we only climb 4-5 meters up, but with no other safety gear than mattresses on the floor. I also practice meditation a lot to clear my mind and create focus and creativity.”

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Meet Per

 

Per joined Målbar when we saw the need for a person who could help our backend developers with the frontend development of our web tool. He brings with him years of experience in software development and a passion for creating impactful digital solutions.

 

Although he is mostly self-taught, Per has worked with great Danish companies that are renowned for their technology and solutions for their customers. Today, he balances freelance work and personal projects like Besprout.dk and Gavemild.dk, alongside his role at Målbar.

 

As a software developer at Målbar, Per focuses primarily on frontend technologies but seamlessly dives into backend tasks when needed.

 

“It’s incredibly fulfilling to see the impact of our work with the web tool, especially with the short feedback loop between our development team and our dedicated engineers. It keeps every day exciting with new challenges.”

 

Per’s love for technology began early in life, though he didn’t start programming until he turned 20. It turned out to be a perfect fit:

 

“I program almost every day - even on weekends and evenings. It’s not just a job, it’s my passion.”

 

When he’s not coding, Per enjoys reconnecting with nature through outdoor activities like campfire cooking, disc golfing, and mushroom hunting. Sustainability plays an important role in both his professional and personal life. For Per, it’s about building systems and practices that ensure the well-being of future generations while protecting the resources and ecosystems we depend on.

 

 

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Meet Mikkel

 

Mikkel’s passion for web development began during high school when he landed a part-time job as a content writer for a large web agency. This experience sparked an intense curiosity for web design and development, leading to countless late nights experimenting with new technologies and building his own projects.

 

After seven years of honing his craft, Mikkel took on the role of Lead Frontend Developer at one of Scandinavia’s leading logistics companies. Here, he mastered the art of managing large-scale projects while delivering top-notch solutions. Three years later, Mikkel joined a Danish cloud-based accounting platform, where he played a pivotal role in modernising the platform by transitioning it to a newer technology stack.

 

In true entrepreneurial spirit, Mikkel ventured into the startup world after four years. Together with a former colleague, he co-founded a platform focused on eSports, pouring his creativity and technical expertise into the project. While the venture closed after 2.5 years, it enriched Mikkel with invaluable lessons in resilience, adaptability, and innovative thinking.

 

Since then, he has been a sought-after consultant and freelancer, collaborating with both small startups and established organisations, before bringing his impressive skill set to Målbar.

 

"Each step in my career has taught med valuable lessons like managing complex systems, creating scalable solutions, and navigating the challenges of start-ups. I now bring all these skills together to develop the webtool at Målbar."

 

Mikkel has always had a deep fascination with technology. From the moment he discovered programming, he’s spent countless “coding nights” with friends, collaborating on projects and exploring new ideas. This passion for creating and problem-solving has shaped his career and continues to inspire his work at Målbar.

 

While Mikkel’s world often revolves around screens and coding, he finds balance in the outdoors. Spending time in nature—whether it's on camping trips with his son or simply going for a long walk in the forest—offers him a refreshing contrast to the digital world. He dreams of one day being semi-self-sufficient, living a life that’s in harmony with the planet.

 

Through his work, Mikkel combines his tech expertise with his commitment to sustainability, helping Målbar guide others toward a more responsible future.

 

"Another big dream I have is creating a solution that makes it simple for people to choose better alternatives - for the climate and themselves."

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Meet Elia

 

Elia joined Målbar as a student assistant and quickly felt at home in the team.

With a background in Materials Science and Technology from Italy and an ongoing MSc in Materials and Manufacturing Engineering at DTU, he brings a strong technical foundation and a passion for sustainability. Currently, he is working on an academic project focused on designing and manufacturing natural fiber cups—combining material innovation with a focus on environmental impact.

At Målbar, Elia helps verify customer screenings and print reports. About the verifying tasks he says:

"You are able to actually see the real environmental impact of many products. It is interesting because sometimes a little change in a parameter could result in a considerable variation in the final screening's result".

Elia is originally from a small town near Turin.

He enjoys walking, reading, sports, and cooking in his free time. He has a keen interest in fashion and cars, blending creativity with technical knowledge.

His perspective on sustainability is about balance—ensuring that today’s needs are met without compromising the future.

His advice to Målbar’s customers? Whenever possible, choose materials that have low emissions, even if they come at a slightly higher cost—it makes a difference in the long run.

 

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Meet Aron

 

Aron joined Målbar after discovering the position through DTU’s job portal. The role felt like the perfect way to combine his engineering studies with his interest in climate action and climate-reflected product development.

Originally from Reykjavík, Iceland, Aron holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Iceland and is now studying for his master’s degree at DTU, where his interest in sustainability and product design continues to grow.

"Since middle school I have been passionate about climate change and wanted to help in reducing it. Through my bachelor’s studies at the university of Iceland a gained an increased interest sustainability and since DTU emphasizes that in all of their courses(at least all of my courses) I was very happy to be able to take my master there". He says.

At Målbar, Aron supports the engineering team as a student assistant. He helps verify screenings and ensure the quality of climate footprint results, and looks forward to contributing further to the development of the Målbar LCA platform.

Outside of work, Aron spends as much time as possible outdoors, whether hiking, playing handball, or enjoying disc golf during Iceland’s long summer days.

His main sustainability interest lies in the energy transition and the shift from fossil fuels to renewable solutions. But he’s equally fascinated by how product design and life cycle assessments can make a real difference.

"Outside the energy agenda is what I am most interested in, so switching from fossil fuels to something more sustainable. I do however also really enjoy product design and am therefore very passionate about the impact of a developed product and therefore find LCA very interesting". He says.

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Meet Benjamin

   

Benjamin first heard about Målbar through our Customer Relations Manager, Allan; a former colleague who sparked his interest in what we do.For a long time, Benjamin had been looking for a way to contribute to the green transition and believed that real change had to come from government regulation of large corporations. What changed his perspective was Målbar’s approach: making climate knowledge accessible through a tool that simplifies CO₂eq calculations and puts that power into the hands of everyone.

"It makes sense to be part of something that empowers action through data".

Benjamin discovered his love for programming back in high school and quickly knew it was the path he wanted to follow. After graduation, he pursued a degree in Computer Science (Datamatiker) to get hands-on experience as quickly as possible. He landed a job in the wine industry, helping build a digital platform, and stayed on full-time after finishing his studies. While working he explored programming through side projects in his spare time. 

At Målbar, Benjamin is part of the software development team, but his role goes beyond coding. He also serves as a bridge between the developers and the rest of the team. He is helping colleagues with technical challenges and making sure the tool continues to evolve in ways that meet real user needs.

"I love solving problems and building tools that make people's everyday work smoother. And I'm passionate about creating platforms that are actually used.”

Benjamin grew up in Greve and now lives in Northern Jutland with his fiancée. In his free time, he likes watching bad movies, playing games with friends, and working on small coding projects. He also spends time outdoor with his fiancée. They love gardening and training his fiancée's horses.

To Benjamin, sustainability means reaching a point where the way we produce and consume no longer harms the planet – without having to give up quality of life.

"I want my future children to experience what I've been lucky enough to see, like the nature of Iceland for example. That means we have to protect the resources we have now."

Benjamin’s advice to Målbar customers: "Data is the key. The more data you have, the better you understand the bigger picture."

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Meet Allan

   

Allan joined Målbar with a desire to combine his customer-focused experience with work that makes a real difference. With a background in retail and years of experience in customer relations, he brings strong skills in helping our customers.

"I am educated within retail and have, over the years, built up solid experience in customer relations and service. This has given me a strong understanding of how to create great experiences and build trust – skills I use every day at Målbar.".

At Målbar, Allan is responsible for supporting and onboarding both new and existing customers. He enjoys helping them find the right solutions and values the variety of relationships and challenges his role brings.

"What I like most about my work is the variety of relationships and problems I encounter – and the opportunity to make a real difference for our customers.”

Allan stays active through running and enjoys photography. He is passionate about contributing to Målbar’s journey, optimising what we offer, and creating meaningful impact for our customers. 

Sustainability is important to Allan, especially reducing food waste. It is an area where small actions can make a big difference.

"Sustainability, to me, is something we all have a responsibility to take part in. Nobody can be perfect, but we can each make changes that, in the bigger picture, really matter."

Allan’s advice to Målbar customers: "Even if an improvement seems small, it all adds up. And never be afraid to reach out – there is always help available."

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