GreenCircle Certified, LLC provides third-party certification of sustainable aspects of products and manufacturing operations. Manufacturers, suppliers, regulators, and consumers can be assured that products labeled with the GreenCircle Certified mark have been thoroughly assessed and their claim verified.
By issuing a GreenCircle Certification, GreenCircle Certified demonstrates that it has evaluated and verified the information provided by the manufacturer and that the manufacturer is capable of, and consistently produces, a product that is in compliance with their sustainability claim.
GreenCircle Certified offers claim validation for recycled content, rapidly renewable resource content, carbon footprint reductions, and renewable energy use. Certifications are also available for a closed loop product, life cycle assessment (LCA) optimized products, and sustainable manufacturing practices.
Learn more: GreenCircle website
Conformity with GreenCircle's standard is verified by an independent organization (third party).
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Building products Buildings Carbon Commodities Electronics Energy Furniture Packaging Textiles Waste management & Recycling Other
Other categories: Consumer Products
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Canada China Mexico United States
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Last updated: 29 February 2012