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Singapore Green Label Scheme (SGLS)

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The Singapore Green Labeling Scheme (SGLS) aims to help the public identify environment-friendly products that meet certain eco-standards specified by the scheme and seeks to encourage the level of eco-consumerism in Singapore as well as to identify the growing demand for greener products in the market. The scheme hopes to encourage manufacturers to design and manufacture with the environment in mind.

It was launched in May 1992 by the Ministry of the Environment. It was handed over to the Singapore Environment Council (SEC) on 5 June 1999 and is currently under the authority of the SEC.

Learn more: Singapore Green Label Scheme (SGLS) websiteExternal Site

Conformity assessment | How is compliance with this ecolabel's standard ensured?

Conformity with Singapore Green Label Scheme (SGLS)'s standard is verified by our own organization (second party) following ISO 17011 Accreditation, ISO 17021 Management system certification, ISO 17025 Testing and Calibration Laboratories, ISO 19011 QMS and EMS auditing (and auditor qualifications), ISO / IEC Guide 65 Product Certification

Certification / registration required

Applicants are certified against the ecolabels’s criteria before using the label

Managing organization | Who manages this ecolabel?

Name

Singapore Environment Council

Member of

GEN

Type

Non-profit

Also manages

None.



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Key data

Year ecolabel est. 1992

Classification | Who, what, where

Product categories this ecolabel applies to
Appliances Building products Buildings Cleaning products Electronics Energy Food Forest products / Paper Machinery & Equipment Textiles Tourism Transportation Waste management & Recycling Water


Where this ecolabel is found
Australia China Germany Indonesia Singapore Thailand Vietnam



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Last updated: 20 January 2012