Audited by Amfori BSCI, this label ensures that factories comply with international labor standards, promoting fair wages, safe working conditions, and ethical treatment of workers. Companies undergo regular audits to verify compliance with social responsibility standards, supporting ethical practices throughout the supply chain. This certification helps ensure transparency and promotes the well-being of workers in global manufacturing.

Certified by B Lab, this label signifies that a company meets high standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency. Companies undergo a rigorous assessment to ensure they prioritize sustainability, fair labor practices, and ethical business operations, fostering a positive impact on both people and the planet.

Certified by the Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI), this label ensures that products meet rigorous standards for compostability in commercial composting facilities. Products certified by BPI must break down completely into non-toxic, organic matter, without leaving harmful residues. This certification promotes sustainable waste management and supports the use of eco-friendly, compostable materials.

Certified by bluesign®, this label ensures that fabrics are produced with the highest environmental and safety standards, minimizing harmful chemicals and conserving resources. Companies undergo audits to verify that every step of the manufacturing process meets stringent criteria for consumer safety, worker protection, and environmental responsibility.

Certified by COSMOS, this label ensures that products are made with at least 95% organic ingredients and follow strict environmental and ethical standards. The certification covers all stages of production, including ingredient sourcing, manufacturing, and packaging, promoting sustainability and transparency in the cosmetic and personal care industry.

Certified by Change Climate, this label ensures that a company has measured, reduced, and offset its carbon emissions to achieve a net-zero carbon footprint. Companies undergo a detailed audit to track their emissions, and they must invest in verified carbon offset projects and set clear plans to reduce future emissions.

Certified by Climate Neutral, this label ensures that companies measure, reduce, and offset their entire carbon footprint across operations, products, and supply chains. Brands must track all greenhouse gas emissions, implement reduction strategies, and purchase verified carbon credits to neutralize remaining emissions. Annual recertification holds companies accountable, promoting transparency and continuous progress toward climate responsibility.

Certified by the Cradle to Cradle Products Innovation Institute, this label ensures that products are designed for a circular economy. The certification evaluates products based on five categories: material health, material reuse, renewable energy use, water stewardship, and social fairness. Companies must demonstrate sustainable practices throughout the product's life cycle, promoting environmental responsibility and continuous improvement in product design.

Certified by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), this label ensures that products are made with safer chemical ingredients for both human health and the environment. Companies undergo a rigorous review process to ensure that every ingredient meets strict safety standards

Certified by the European Union, the EU Ecolabel ensures that products meet high environmental standards throughout their life cycle, from raw material extraction to disposal. Companies undergo audits to verify that their products minimize harmful environmental impact, including reduced pollution and resource use.

Certified by the Environmental Working Group, this label ensures that products meet strict health and safety standards, and contain no harmful chemicals or ingredients of concern. Companies must provide full ingredient transparency, including sourcing and manufacturing processes, to receive this certification.

Certified by UL Environment, the EcoLogo label ensures that products meet stringent environmental performance standards throughout their life cycle. Products certified under EcoLogo must demonstrate reduced environmental impact in areas such as energy use, waste production, and resource consumption. This certification promotes sustainability by verifying that products adhere to high eco-friendly criteria, supporting both responsible manufacturing and environmental protection.

Certified by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), this label guarantees that wood and paper products are sourced from responsibly managed forests. Companies must meet rigorous environmental and social standards, ensuring that materials are harvested sustainably and in ways that protect biodiversity and the rights of indigenous peoples. FSC certification promotes ethical forestry practices and supports long-term forest health.

Certified by the Fair Rubber Association, this label ensures that rubber is sourced ethically, with a focus on fair wages and improved working conditions for rubber producers. Companies that use Fair Rubber must pay a premium that goes directly to the rubber farmers, supporting fair trade practices and promoting sustainability in the rubber supply chain. This certification encourages ethical sourcing and fair treatment of workers in the natural rubber industry.

Certified by Fair Trade USA, this label ensures that products meet rigorous social, environmental, and economic standards. Fair Trade certification guarantees that workers receive fair wages, safe working conditions, and sustainable livelihoods, while also promoting environmentally friendly production methods.

Certified by Ecocert, the Fair for Life label ensures that products are sourced and produced under fair trade principles, supporting equitable treatment of workers, fair wages, and safe working conditions. Companies undergo rigorous audits to verify ethical practices, environmental sustainability, and respect for human rights throughout the supply chain.

Certified by the Alliance for Responsible Mining (ARM), the Fairmined EcoGold label guarantees that gold is extracted using environmentally responsible methods without the use of toxic chemicals like mercury or cyanide. Miners and mining operations are audited to ensure reduced environmental impact, fair labor practices, and support for local communities.

Certified by NSF International, this label ensures that products are consistently produced and controlled according to quality standards. Companies undergo audits to verify that their manufacturing processes meet stringent safety, cleanliness, and documentation requirements, ensuring that products are safe for consumers and produced in a hygienic environment.

Certified by the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), this label ensures that textiles are made with at least 70% organic fibers. The certification covers every step of the production process, including environmentally and socially responsible manufacturing, ethical labor practices, and the prohibition of toxic chemicals. GOTS promotes high ecological and social criteria, ensuring the sustainability and safety of textiles from field to finished product.

Certified by Textile Exchange, the Global Recycled Standard ensures that products contain a verified percentage of recycled materials. The certification covers the entire supply chain, including traceability, environmental impact, and social responsibility. Companies must meet strict guidelines for recycling processes, ethical labor practices, and sustainable production, promoting transparency and eco-friendly practices in the textile and fashion industries.

Certified by Green Seal, this label ensures that products meet rigorous environmental standards, covering everything from their ingredients to production processes. Companies undergo audits to verify that their products are both non-toxic and sustainable.

Certified by the Institute for Ethical and Environmental Certification (ICEA), this label ensures that products adhere to strict standards of environmental sustainability, ethical sourcing, and social responsibility. ICEA audits companies to verify compliance with rigorous criteria in areas such as organic farming, ecological practices, and fair labor conditions.

Certified by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC), the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification ensures that buildings meet high standards for sustainability, energy efficiency, and environmental impact. Projects undergo rigorous assessment in areas like water conservation, waste reduction, and indoor air quality to earn this certification.

Certified by Cruelty Free International, this label ensures that cosmetic and household products have not undergone animal testing. Companies undergo audits to verify that both ingredients and finished products adhere to cruelty-free standards, promoting ethical practices in the beauty and household industry.

Certified by MADE SAFE, this label ensures that products are made without harmful chemicals or toxins known to harm human health or the environment. Each product undergoes rigorous testing to verify that all ingredients are safe for use, promoting healthier and more sustainable choices for consumers and ecosystems.

Certified by the Natural Products Association (NPA), this label guarantees that products are made with at least 95% natural ingredients. The certification ensures that no harsh chemicals or synthetic additives are used, promoting the use of clean, naturally derived ingredients that are safer for both personal health and the environment.

Certified by OEKO-TEX, this label ensures that textiles have been tested for harmful substances and meet strict safety standards. The certification involves rigorous testing at various production stages, ensuring that the fabric is safe for human use. OEKO-TEX Standard 100 promotes consumer protection by ensuring that products are free from chemicals and substances that could pose a risk to health.

Certified by SeaTrees, this label ensures that companies are not only reducing their carbon footprint but actively contributing to the restoration of marine ecosystems. Through projects like reforesting mangroves, kelp forests, and seagrass beds, companies offset their carbon emissions by supporting blue carbon initiatives that sequester more CO2 than they emit.

Certified by PETA as cruelty-free, this label guarantees that no animal testing was conducted at any stage of product development. Companies must provide detailed documentation and sign a pledge, ensuring that both ingredients and finished products are produced without harming animals, promoting ethical practices in the industry.

Certified by PETA, the cruelty-free and vegan label ensures that neither the product nor its ingredients have been tested on animals, and that no animal-derived ingredients are used. Companies must submit documentation and sign a statement of assurance, committing to ethical, animal-friendly practices across all stages of production.

Certified by rePurpose Global, this label ensures that for every product sold, more plastic waste is removed from the environment than is created. Companies undergo audits to verify their plastic footprint, and they must commit to funding waste collection and recycling efforts. This certification promotes accountability and environmental responsibility by reducing overall plastic pollution, ensuring a net-negative impact on plastic waste.

Certified by Plastic Bank, this label ensures that companies purchase plastic collection credits equal to the amount of plastic used during a specified period of time. This means that a company can reach net-zero plastic pollution by reducing and offsetting all the plastic they produce.

Certified by rePurpose Global, the Plastic Neutral label ensures that for every product sold, an equivalent amount of plastic waste is removed from the environment. Companies undergo audits to calculate their plastic footprint and are required to fund the collection, recycling, or disposal of plastic waste to achieve neutrality. This certification promotes sustainable waste management by ensuring that the company’s plastic usage is offset through initiatives aimed at reducing plastic pollution and supporting a circular economy.

Certified by Regenerative Organic Alliance, this label ensures that farms and products meet the highest standards in soil health, animal welfare, and social fairness. Companies are required to follow regenerative farming practices that restore ecosystems, improve soil fertility, and enhance biodiversity. Regular audits verify compliance, supporting transparency and continuous improvement. This certification helps promote climate resilience, ethical treatment of workers and animals, and a truly sustainable future for agriculture.

Certified by Textile Exchange, the Responsible Down Standard (RDS) ensures that down and feathers come from animals that have been treated humanely. Companies undergo audits to verify compliance with RDS guidelines, which prohibit live-plucking and force-feeding, and ensure that all down is sourced as a by-product of the food industry.

Certified by Textile Exchange, this label ensures that wool comes from farms that prioritize animal welfare and land management practices. Companies must follow strict guidelines to ensure sheep are treated humanely and that sustainable practices are used to protect the environment. The certification also involves third-party audits to verify compliance, promoting ethical and responsible wool production in the textile industry.

Certified by Social Accountability International (SAI), this label ensures that factories uphold ethical labor standards. SA8000 certification covers key areas like fair wages, safe working conditions, and the prohibition of child and forced labor. Factories undergo regular audits to verify compliance with social responsibility guidelines, promoting fair treatment of workers and ethical manufacturing practices throughout the supply chain.

Certified by SGS, this label ensures that a product can naturally break down in soil without leaving harmful residues. The certification process involves rigorous testing to confirm that the material biodegrades within a specific timeframe, supporting sustainable disposal practices and reducing environmental pollution.

Certified by TÜV Austria, the Seedling label guarantees that products meet stringent standards for industrial compostability. These products must break down completely in commercial composting facilities, turning into organic matter without leaving toxic residues. This certification supports eco-friendly waste disposal and helps ensure that materials decompose efficiently in industrial composting environments.

Certified by the Soil Association, this label ensures that products meet strict standards for organic farming and production. The certification prohibits the use of synthetic pesticides, herbicides, and GMOs, while promoting biodiversity and soil health. Products are audited to verify that ingredients are sustainably sourced and environmentally friendly

Certified by the AbTF (Aid by Trade Foundation), the Good Cashmere Standard ensures that cashmere is sourced responsibly with high standards for animal welfare, environmental sustainability, and social responsibility. Farms are regularly audited to verify humane treatment of goats, fair working conditions, and sustainable land management practices.

This label ensures that products contain a verified percentage of renewable, plant-based ingredients. Products undergo rigorous testing to confirm that they are made with materials derived from biological sources, such as plants or other renewable resources. This certification promotes the use of sustainable resources, reducing reliance on petroleum-based products.

This label guarantees that a product is made with at least 95% organic ingredients, free from synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, and GMOs. This certification supports sustainable farming practices and ensures that products adhere to strict environmental and health standards.

Certified by the Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production (WRAP) organization, this label ensures that factories meet strict ethical standards in labor practices, health and safety, and environmental responsibility. Companies undergo thorough audits to verify compliance with WRAP’s 12 core principles, which cover areas such as fair wages, no forced or child labor, and safe working conditions.

Certified by the World Fair Trade Organization (WFTO), this label ensures that businesses meet rigorous fair trade standards across their entire operations. The Guarantee System evaluates practices such as fair wages, safe working conditions, environmental sustainability, and ethical supply chains. Companies undergo regular audits to verify compliance, supporting economic empowerment, social justice, and sustainable development for producers and workers globally.

Certified by the Green Business Certification Inc. (GBCI) under the TRUE (Total Resource Use and Efficiency) program, this Platinum-level certification signifies that a facility has achieved the highest standard in waste management by diverting at least 90% of its waste from landfills, incineration, and the environment over the past 12 months. Facilities undergo a comprehensive assessment of their waste reduction strategies, including policies, employee training, and performance tracking, to ensure sustainable resource use and minimal environmental impact.