In a context of growing demand for sustainable products and services, ecological certifications have become an essential tool for businesses.They bring transparency and credibility, two key factors to gain the confidence of eco-responsible consumers.
Overview of the main ecological certifications
European Ecolabel
Attributed to products with a low environmental impact throughout their life cycle.
NF Environment
French certification which guarantees the environmental allegations of products and services.
Cradle to cradle
Certifies the products designed for a circular life cycle, without waste or pollution.
FSC/PEFC
Attest to sustainable forest management for wood or paper products.
Organic Agriculture
Official label for food products from organic farming.
Cosmébio/Cosmos
Certifications for natural and organic cosmetics.
B Corp
Distinguishes companies reaching the highest standards of social and environmental performance.
Advantages for certified companies
- Differentiation on a very competitive market
- Credibility Reinforced with consumers
- Recognition Sustainable development efforts
- Competitive advantage to answer tenders
- Motivation teams around a unifying project
- Continuous improvement thanks to monitoring and regular audits
Inspiring case studies
Decathlon
The brand highlights its Oeko-Tex and Bluesign certifications for its eco-designed sports clothes and equipment.
Bjorg
The specialist in organic food products communicates largely on its organic farming and B Corp.
Veja
The eco-responsible sneakers claw proudly displays its green, Oeko-Tex and Peta approved vegan labels.
Biolive
This organic olive oil highlights its organic farming, cosmos and Ecocert certifications on its packaging.
Leroy Merlin
The DIY brand values its product ranges labeled NF Environment, FSC, PEFC and European Ecolabel.
Much more than a simple marketing argument, ecological certifications credibilize the CSR procedures of companies and become an essential purchase criterion for consumers concerned about their impact.
