What
What is the SGS Product Carbon Footprint Mark?
The SGS Product Carbon Footprint Mark is developed by the SGS international team. It is a green label that communicates the greenhouse gas emissions generated across a product's lifecycle. Based on ISO 14067:2018 or the GHG Protocol Product Standard, it quantifies CO₂-equivalent emissions from raw material extraction, manufacturing, transportation, use, and end-of-life disposal, enabling consumers to make informed decisions about a product's environmental impact. The mark also features a QR code, providing instant access to the product's compliance certificate and detailed environmental product declarations.
Why
Why choose SGS Product Carbon Footprint Mark?
The carbon footprint mark is more than just a green label; it allows companies to demonstrate their carbon management efforts. Through the carbon footprint mark on a product, consumers can learn about the product’s carbon emissions and are more likely to choose products with clearly disclosed carbon information.
SGS is a leading global third-party testing and verification company. With a dedicated team of professionals operating in accordance with international standards ISO 14064-3 and ISO 14067:2018, SGS conducts rigorous assessment and verification of product carbon footprint reports, helping certified products differentiate themselves and strengthen their market competitiveness.
- Differentiate your products in a crowded marketplace by highlighting their verified sustainability credentials
- Enhance transparency with instant access to verified product information through QR code scanning
- Signal your commitment to ESG goals and demonstrate industry leadership in sustainable product innovation
- Certification from a globally third-party authority builds consumer confidence and enhances brand reputation
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