Glossary

The EU Ecolabel marks products and services that meet strict environmental standards, encouraging greener production, supporting recycling, and helping consumers choose eco-friendly options across Europe.

The Nordic Swan Ecolabel certifies products in Nordic countries meeting strict sustainability standards across their life cycle, promoting eco-friendly choices and supporting a greener, circular economy.

Eco-labels help you pick products kinder to the environment by showing they use fewer resources, avoid harmful chemicals, and support recycling, making shopping easier and greener.

EN 13432 certifies packaging as compostable if it biodegrades, disintegrates, is non-toxic, and produces safe compost, helping reduce waste and support a circular, sustainable economy.

Blue Angel is Germany’s eco-label ensuring products are eco-friendly, safe, energy-saving, and recyclable. It supports circular economy and helps reduce waste, pollution, and climate impact.

In France, the Info-Tri system uses the Triman logo and clear labels to guide consumers on sorting waste, making recycling easy and supporting a circular, sustainable economy.

The Seedling Logo shows a product is compostable, breaking down safely into soil. It supports waste reduction, circular economy, and helps fight climate change by promoting eco-friendly choices.

The OK Compost label shows a product safely breaks down in industrial or home composting, cutting waste and pollution while supporting recycling and a healthier planet. Would you try it?

The PEFC label shows wood or paper comes from forests managed responsibly, protecting nature, workers, and climate. It ensures sustainable use and helps fight deforestation.