Ecolabelling

Definition

ecolabeling

Ecolabelling is a voluntary method of environmental performance certification and labelling that is practiced around the world.

An ecolabel identifies products proven environmentally preferable overall, within a specific goods or services category. Standard criteria are that the product must:

  • be developed in a transparent process open to the public
  • address multiple key environmental and health impacts over the product life cycle
  • be attainable, verifiable and measurable
  • consider the performance of the product
  • be published and available for inspection by anyone
  • be updated regularly to represent environmental leadership

See Also

Green marketing
Sustainability marketing

References

  1. Global Ecolabelling Network. What is Ecolabelling?
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