Global Ecolabelling network (GEN) Chair Bjorn-Erik Lonn has supported the call from I.T. certifier TCO Development asking the world’s leading electronics brands to prioritise social and environmental sustainability.
The Singapore Environment Council has fanned pulp and paper companies into a response with the issue of a tough standard developed with Deloitte for sustainable production, in the face of...
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GEN Magazine 2017 includes coverage of the 2017 AGM and plans for a new World Ecolabel Day, plus GEN member news from around the globe.
The Nordic Swan reminds us that not all candles are created equal. Before you pick your wick for traditional Christmas candles, check that your choice is made sustainably, says the Swan.
This week a group of Chinese environmental officials is visiting Auckland to learn more about New Zealand’s ecolabelling scheme.
GEN Chair Bjorn-Erik Lonn has welcomed software giant Google to the ecolabelling family, confirming that the recent AGM in Kiev voted to accept Google's application for affiliate member status.
TUV Rheinland has received its GENICES certificate and believes it establishes solid ground for its Green Product Mark to build up its MRA (Mutual Recognition Agreement) partnership network globally.
GEN commits to growth, consistency and leadership
Kate Harris, CEO of Good Environmental Choice Australia, has been published on the Fifth Estate media website with an explanation of the unique role played by Type 1 ecolabels, such...