The Carbon Reduction Label is a public commitment that the carbon footprint of a product or service has been measured and certified and the owner of the product or service has committed to reduce that footprint over the following two years. The footprint that has been calculated will have been rigorously measured and be comparable based on the PAS2050 standard and Footprint Expert™. This will have a been full life cycle assessment including production, use and disposal. The certification must be undertaken again after two years and prove that real reductions have been made.
Learn more: Carbon Reduction Label website
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Organization type: For profit but all money reinvested into business
Member of: Working towards UKAS accreditation.
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Product categories this ecolabel applies to
Appliances Building products Carbon Cleaning products Cosmetics / Personal care Electronics Energy Financial services Food Forest products / Paper Health care services & equipment Machinery & Equipment Professional, scientific and technical services Textiles Tourism Transportation Waste management & Recycling Water
Where this ecolabel is found
Australia Canada France Germany Greece Israel Korea, Republic of New Zealand United Kingdom United States
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Last updated: 21 July 2014