The revised ISO standard 14067 carbon footprint of a product has successfully passed the ballot to become a full ISO standard.
The standard has been updated to focus only on quantification (communication of footprints is now covered by the new standard ISO 14026). Major differences include:
greater clarity on the treatment of biogenic carbon, land use change and land management;
addition of the requirement to include and justify the reference land use;
modifications to the treatment green electricity;
a new informative Annex providing guidance on agriculture and forestry;
revision of definitions to harmonise across the 14060 family.
The standard can be accessed here.