“Vitality Leaf” was developed by NGO: St. Petersburg Ecological Union in 2001, is officially registered, open and clear for all potential participants.
Criteria for certification are developed using lifecycle approach, according to ISO 14024 standard.
Main objectives are: 1. To encourage the demand for and supply of environmentally preferable products and services. 2. Contributing to reduce environmental impacts of producers. 3. To improve the quality of the environment and to encourage the sustainable management of resources.
Learn more: Vitality Leaf website
Conformity with Vitality Leaf's standard is verified by an independent organization (third party) following ISO 17025 Testing and Calibration Laboratories, ISO / IEC Guide 65 Product Certification
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Name
St. Petersburg Ecological Union
Member of
GEN, IFOAM
Type
Non-profit
Also manages
None.
Organization type: 69028
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Product categories this ecolabel applies to
Building products Cleaning products Cosmetics / Personal care Food
Where this ecolabel is found
Russian Federation
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Last updated: 20 January 2012