ECOLOGO Certifications are voluntary, multi-attribute, life cycle-based environmental certifications that indicate a product has undergone rigorous scientific testing and exhaustive auditing to prove its compliance with stringent, third-party environmental standards.

UL ECOLOGO® Certification helps to give you a competitive edge with third-party verification and ensure consumers that your product, service or package has reduced environmental impact.

UL ECOLOGO® Certification helps companies and manufacturers gain a competitive edge in the marketplace by credibly communicating the reduced environmental impact of their product, service or package.

UL Environment’s ECOLOGO Program offers credible, third-party certification of products and services to build and strengthen trust between buyers and suppliers, customers and manufacturers.

2020年3月19日 · Since its establishment in 1988, ECOLOGO has been recognized or referenced in more than 350 specifications and standards, and UL Environment has public affairs and outreach teams dedicated to continuing to enhance market adoption.

UL ECOLOGO® Certification to UL 2700 Standard sets requirements for human health and environmental criteria for industrial, institutional and consumer cleaners.

2024年10月1日 · ECOLOGO® is a voluntary third-party ecolabel that is recognized worldwide by consumers, industries, retailers, and governments as a quality mark for products and services that are environmentally responsible.

ECOLOGO® Certified products are certified to ECOLOGO® standards for reduced environmental impact. For more information, visit ul.com/el. For UL multi-attribute certification: • [Company XYZ] has achieved a UL multi-attribute certification for its [product X].

UL Environment’s ECOLOGO Program offers credible, third-party certification of products and services to build and strengthen trust between buyers and suppliers, customers and manufacturers.

¿Qué es que es un ecólogo? Un ecólogo es un científico que se especializa en estudiar cómo se relacionan los organismos con su entorno. Esta disciplina se ocupa de la relación entre los organismos y su hábitat, así como del análisis de los efectos de los factores estresantes sobre la fauna, la flora y los ecosistemas.