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# Product Release Notes May 2024 - Coffee, Trains, Cars & a Fresh Trust Page

* **\[Methodologies]**

  • Coffee Production calculation now available.

  • Added train and car methodologies to Carbon Report Builder.
* **\[Integrations]**

  • Integrated IATA CO2 Connect.

  • Added handling of product variations to the admin panel.
* **\[Carbon Report Builder]**

  • Options restored for Flight IATA selection.

  • Train & car methodologies added for richer reporting.
* **\[Trust Page]**

  • Fully rebranded and mobile-optimized.

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**📈 Improvements**

* Disabled already-selected fields in Carbon Report Builder to reduce input errors.
* Improved UX for email entry.
* Multiple performance optimizations across the app.
* Mandatory origin & destination for TIM in Carbon Report Builder (distance in km removed).
* Clearer network error messages and better wording for “user not found.”

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**🐞 Bugfixes**

* Handled null airline values in Flight IATA methodology.
* Fixed access logic for admins on public API.
* Hid unlisted “migrated from carbon activity” products from selection.


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