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== Material Certifications ==
== Material Certifications ==
=== Plastic (Polymers) ===
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*'''Recycled Content Certification''': Verifies the recycled content in plastic products.
! Material Certification
*'''Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI) Certification''': For compostable plastic products in the U.S.
! Glass
*'''EU Ecolabel''': For products meeting high environmental standards in the European Union.
! Paper
*Green Seal: Certifies products that are environmentally responsible.
! Metals
=== Paper (includes cardboard)===
! Textiles
*'''Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Certification:''' Ensures products come from responsibly managed forests.
! Ceramics
*'''Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI):''' Similar to FSC, focuses on sustainable forest management.
! Wood
*'''Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC):''' Promotes sustainable forest management through independent third-party certification.
! Polymers
*'''Blue Angel:''' A German certification for products and services that are environmentally friendly, including paper products.
! Generic
=== Metal===
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*'''Cradle to Cradle Certified™''': Assesses products across five quality categories, one of which includes material health, applicable to metals.
| FSC/PEFC (Forested Certified)
*'''LEED Certification''': While not specific to metal, it recognizes sustainable building materials, including metal products.
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*'''Recycled Content Certification''': Certifying the percentage of recycled content in metal products.
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=== Ceramics ===
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*'''EU Ecolabel''': For products with lower environmental impacts, applicable to some ceramic products.
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*'''Energy Star''': For energy-efficient products, relevant for certain ceramic manufacturing processes.
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=== Wood ===
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*'''Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Certification''': For wood products from responsibly managed forests.
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*'''Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC)''': Similar to FSC, for sustainable forest management.
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*'''Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI):''' North American certification for sustainable forestry.
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===Textile ===
| GOTS (Textiles)
*'''Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS):''' For organic textiles including both ecological and social criteria.
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*'''Oeko-Tex Standard 100''': Certification for textiles tested for harmful substances.
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*'''Bluesign®''': Focuses on environmental health and safety in the textile manufacturing process.
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=== Composite ===
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Composite materials, being a combination of different materials, don't have a universal certification. Their certifications depend on the primary materials used. For instance:
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*'''FSC Certification:''' for composites with a significant wood component.
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*'''Recycled Content Certification:''' for composites with recycled materials.
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| BCI (Better Cotton Initiative)
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| OEKO-TEX
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| EN 13432 (Compostable)
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| Cradle to Cradle (Material Level)
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| REACH Compliance
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Revision as of 15:22, 11 October 2024

Material Certifications

Material Certification Glass Paper Metals Textiles Ceramics Wood Polymers Generic
FSC/PEFC (Forested Certified) X X
GOTS (Textiles) X
BCI (Better Cotton Initiative) X
OEKO-TEX X X
EN 13432 (Compostable) X
Cradle to Cradle (Material Level) X X X X X X X X
REACH Compliance X X X X X X