Safer Choice is a voluntary U.S. EPA program that reviews chemical ingredients for human health and environmental considerations. Companies using related claims should check product category, formula, ingredient records, label authorization, and listing-claim scope.
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GreenCircle Certified can support selected environmental claims such as recycled content, carbon footprint, and waste diversion. Companies should check claim type, product scope, data source, verification boundary, and listing wording without expanding verification into all products or commercial-result promises.
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The Responsible Wool Standard focuses on wool sourcing, animal welfare, land management, and supply-chain traceability. When using RWS claims, companies should check farm scope, transaction certificates, processing scope, material ratio, and label authorization without expanding material evidence into overbroad generalized claims.
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The Organic Content Standard supports verification of organic material content and supply-chain traceability. When using OCS claims, companies should check raw-material source, transaction certificates, processing scope, material ratio, and label authorization without expanding material evidence into overbroad generalized claims.
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ENERGY STAR is a voluntary energy-efficiency labeling program administered by the U.S. EPA. Before using related claims, companies should confirm product category, applicable specification, test records, certification path, and listing wording without presenting the label as a mandatory market-entry approval or a general environmental certification.
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The EU Ecolabel is the European Union's official voluntary environmental label, with environmental and performance criteria set by product group. Before applying or using related claims, companies should review product-group eligibility, technical files, test records, supplier evidence, and listing wording.
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Blue Angel is a German environmental label with award criteria set by product group and reviewed for conformity. Before applying or using related claims, companies should check product-group eligibility, technical criteria, test records, supply-chain files, and mark authorization scope.
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SCS Recycled Content certification verifies recycled material content and related supply-chain evidence. When using recycled-content claims, companies should check material source, ratio calculation, supplier declarations, production records, and label authorization without expanding single-material evidence beyond its scope.
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TCO Certified sets sustainability requirements for IT products across environmental, supply-chain responsibility, chemical, energy, and lifecycle areas. When using related claims, companies should check product-category eligibility, model scope, test records, supply-chain files, and authorized wording.
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The bluesign system focuses on chemical management, resource use, occupational safety, and consumer safety in textile supply chains. When using related claims, companies should check scope, chemical inventories, supplier records, process files, and label authorization while avoiding absolute environmental wording.
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The Nordic Swan Ecolabel is the official Nordic ecolabel, with environmental, quality, and performance requirements set by product group. Before applying or using related claims, companies should check product-group eligibility, technical files, test records, supply-chain evidence, and mark authorization scope.
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LWG provides audit and improvement frameworks for leather supply chains, covering facility management, environmental data, chemicals, wastewater, traceability, and social responsibility. When using related claims, companies should check audit scope, facility records, supply-chain files, and mark authorization.
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GOTS 8.0 is the current version of the Global Organic Textile Standard, covering organic fibres, processing inputs, environmental management, social criteria, and supply-chain traceability. When using related claims, companies should check fibre ratio, transaction certificates, processing scope, chemical-input records, and label authorization.
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EWG VERIFIED applies to selected consumer-product categories and focuses on ingredient transparency, restricted ingredients, label disclosure, and manufacturing-practice requirements. When using related claims, companies should check category eligibility, full formulation, ingredient disclosure, supplier records, and authorized listing wording.
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EPEAT is an ecolabel and registry system for electronics, showing products by category, criteria, registry status, and third-party verification information. When using related claims, companies should check product category, version status, model scope, evidence files, and Registry information.
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ISCC PLUS supports sustainability and traceability management for supply chains using bio-based, circular, recycled, and renewable feedstocks. When using related claims, companies should check feedstock scope, site certificates, chain of custody, mass-balance records, and authorized listing wording.
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OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 focuses on harmful-substance testing for textiles, with requirements based on product class and use scenario. When using related claims, companies should check product class, material list, test reports, supplier records, and label authorization scope.
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FSC-related claims usually require review of forest management, chain of custody, supplier certificates, invoice claims, batch traceability, and trademark authorization. Before using FSC wording on wood, paper, packaging, or home-product pages, companies should confirm product and supply-chain evidence scope.
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GRS and RCS both focus on recycled material content and supply-chain traceability, while GRS also includes environmental, chemical, and social-responsibility requirements. When using related claims, companies should check material source, transaction certificates, recycled-content ratio, processing scope, and label authorization.
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UL ECOLOGO is a multi-attribute environmental label based on product-category standards and lifecycle considerations. When using related claims, companies should check applicable criteria, test records, lifecycle evidence, supplier files, and label authorization scope.
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