Look up eco labels and certification marks: what each tests, who audits it, and how to spot greenwashing — food, textiles, energy, and household goods.
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What Green Marks Does
Explain eco labels and certification marks — what each one tests, who audits it, and which claims deserve trust.
Find any label on your packaging and see what it certifies — and what it does not.
Side-by-side breakdowns of marks in the same category, by strictness and audit type.
Self-awarded badges, vague 'eco' seals, and green-leaf clip art — how to spot them.
Organic, fair-trade, and welfare marks on groceries, explained aisle by aisle.
Fiber, chemical, and labor certifications on clothing and home fabrics.
Efficiency ratings and what the tiers actually mean for your bills.
How Green Marks Works
Photograph or search any label you find on a product.
See what is tested, who audits it, and how strict the standard is.
Weigh audited marks over decoration and buy accordingly.
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No — and that is the core distinction. Real certifications involve independent audits against a published standard; many green-looking logos are created by the brand itself. Every mark on this site is tagged as one or the other.
Ones with a public standard, independent auditing, and a searchable register of certified products. Our comparisons score each mark on exactly those three things.
Yes — certification costs money, and some small producers skip it. Marks reduce your research burden; they are evidence, not the only evidence.
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