Alphabetical index of 7 ecolabels.
Compostable: Biodegradable Products Institute LabelThe BPI's Compostable Logo identifies products that meet ASTM D6400 (for plastics) or ASTM D6868 (for fibre based applications) and will compost satisfactorily in large scale composting facilities. | |
GreenPlaTo establish biodegradable plastics technology (GreenPla) and to foster its extensive commercial use. | |
NPA Natural SealAll products with the NPA Natural Seal use at least 95 percent natural ingredients, excluding water. They also must meet strict processing requirements. Certified products can display the NPA Natural Seal. More than 700 products and ingredients have been certified natural. All NPA-certified products have been audited and verified to fit the Natural Seal by an independent third party. …
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OK biodegradable SOILThe OK biodegradable SOIL label is a guarantee a product will completely biodegrade in the soil without adversely affecting the environment. | |
OK biodegradable WATERProducts certified for OK Biodegradable WATER guarantee biodegradation in a natural fresh water environment, and thus substantially contribute to the reduction of waste in rivers, lakes or any natural fresh water. Note that this does not automatically guarantee biodegradation in marine waters. | |
OK CompostPackaging or products featuring the OK Compost label (based on European standard EN 13432: 2000) are guaranteed as biodegradable & compostable in an industrial composting plant and applies to all components, inks and additives. Any product featuring the OK compost logo complies with the requirements of the EU Packaging Directive ( 94/62/EEC). | |
SCS Certified BiodegradableSCS Biodegradable Certification applies to liquid products such as cleaners, degreasers, detergents, and soaps. The Biodegradable Certification is designed to verify that products degrade safely and efficiently under worst-case circumstances and prevent chemicals from entering the environment at a rate that
could reach harmful concentrations before degradation can occur. To be certified biodegradable, …
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