Global Ecolabelling Network

Our members are leading change for a better world – one where production and consumption support our planet and the people that depend on it.

GEN has 37 members across nearly 60 countries.

Membership is a rigorous and independently verified process, making it a powerful trust indicator. Our members support each other with shared knowledge, networks and resources.

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China Environmentally Friendly Certification

China Quality Certification Centre (CQC), China

Green Choice Philippines

Philippine Center for Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development (PCEPSD), Philippines

Green Crane

All Ukrainian NGO Living Planet, Ukraine

Green Label: Thailand

Thailand Environment Institute, Thailand

Nordic Swan Ecolabel

Nordic Ecolabelling Board, Nordic Countries

Korean Eco-Label Program

Korea Environmental Industry and Technology Institute (KEITI), Korea

Eco Mark Program

Japan Environment Association (JEA), Japan

Israeli Green Label

The Standards Institution of Israel, Israel

Green Mark Program

Environment and Development Foundation, Chinese Taipei

Eco Choice Aotearoa

The New Zealand Ecolabelling Trust, New Zealand

China Environmental Labelling

China Environmental United Certification Center, China

Good Environmental Choice

The Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, Sweden

EPEAT

Global Electronics Council, North America

Eco Label Sri Lanka

National Cleaner Production Centre Sri Lanka, Sri Lanka

ABNT Ecolabel - Hummingbird

Associação Brasileira de Normas Técnicas, Brazil

Good Environmental Choice Australia Ecolabel

GECA, Australia

Eco-Labelling

International Academy of Ecology of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Kazakhstan

The Blue Angel Eco-Label

German Federal Environment Agency, Germany

Singapore Green Labelling Scheme

Singapore Environment Council, Singapore

What is ecolabelling?

Ecolabelling is a voluntary method of product environmental performance labelling. But not all ecolabels are created equal. GEN is the only global network of scientifically rigorous, independently verified and comprehensive ecolabels that assess impacts on people and planet across the entire product lifecycle.

World Ecolabel Day

On October 10th 2024, the world celebrates the role of ecolabels in building a green global economy.

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Consumers are becoming more mindful of how their consumption and purchasing choices can make a positive impact towards sustainable consumption. They are now more conscious of choosing more sustainable options and increasingly request more information to better understand, quantify, compare, and contrast the sustainable attribute of the products their purchase. They are highly interested in reducing their environmental footprint. Therefore, brands need to contribute to this shift and integrated variables that can improve their communication and marketing practices.

In order to support this consumption, shift to achieve more effective and reliable engagement with consumers, UNEP and the Akatu Institute developed a video presenting the Guidelines for Providing Product Sustainability Information. The video presents the 10 principles that make up the Guidelines and provides concrete examples for each of them.