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Quality and promotion programs
This sign indicates an eco-friendly choice.
Renewable materials: A product made of renewable materials, such as wood from sustainable plantations or bioplastics derived from plants. (12 points)
Recyclability: A product that can be easily recycled after use, allowing for the reuse of materials and reducing waste. (12 points)
Energy savings: A product that is energy-efficient during production and/or use, thereby reducing overall energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. (20 points)
Emission reduction: A product that generates low emissions of greenhouse gases and other harmful substances during use, e.g., an electric car instead of a gasoline one. (15 points)
Waste minimization: A product designed to minimize waste generation during production, use, and disposal. This may include strategies such as plastic-free packaging or minimal use of single-use packaging. (15 points)
Durability: A product made from durable materials and designed to be used for a long time, with minimal need for repair or replacement. (20 points)
Ethical practices: A product produced by a company that adheres to ethical labor standards and does not exploit cheap labor or engage in practices harmful to people or the environment. (15 points)
Environmental certifications: A product that has received certification from an independent organization or institution confirming its environmental friendliness, such as the Energy Star certification for energy-efficient electrical devices. (5 points)
Implemented quality systems: The company should have an established quality system, confirming that practices and procedures within the organization are consistent and monitored. (20 points)
Low CO2 emissions: Products and services should be associated with minimal greenhouse gas emissions, such as carbon dioxide (CO2), which contribute to climate change. 10 points
Energy consumption reduction: Eco-friendly products and services should use energy efficiently, thereby reducing global energy consumption and emissions related to energy production. 10 points
Waste management: Minimization of the amount of waste generated is required by designing more durable and easily recyclable products. Additionally, sorting waste and recycling are encouraged. 10 points
Use of renewable resources: The organization utilizes resources that can be replenished in nature or recycled. 20 points
Biodegradability: Preference is given to products and packaging that are biodegradable and do not leave a permanent mark on the environment after use. 15 points
Minimization of chemicals and toxins: The use of harmful chemicals that may be dangerous to the environment and human health is avoided. 20 points
Ethical production practices: The company should adhere to ethical production standards, not exploiting cheap labor or engaging in practices that harm people or the environment. 15 points
Implemented quality systems: The company should have an implemented quality system, confirming that practices and procedures within the organization are repeatable and monitored. 20 points
Recyclability: A product that can be easily recycled after use, enabling the reuse of materials and reducing waste. (12 points)
Criteria for evaluation during the certification of the entire organization:
Criteria for evaluation during product certification: