BS EN ISO 14021:2016+A1:2021:2022 Edition

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Environmental labels and declarations. Self-declared environmental claims (Type II environmental labelling)

Published By	Publication Date	Number of Pages
BSI	2022	38

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
2	National foreword
4	European foreword Anchor 2 Foreword to amendment A1
7	Foreword
8	Introduction
9	1 Scope 2 Normative references 3 Terms and definitions 3.1 General terms
12	3.2 Selected terms commonly used in self-declared environmental claims
13	4 Objective of self-declared environmental claims 5 Requirements applying to all self-declared environmental claims 5.1 General 5.2 Relationship to ISO 14020 5.3 Vague or non-specific claims 5.4 Claims of “… free”
14	5.5 Claims of sustainability 5.6 Use of explanatory statements 5.7 Specific requirements
15	5.8 Use of symbols to make environmental claims 5.9 Other information or claims 5.10 Specific symbols 5.10.1 General
16	5.10.2 The Mobius loop 6 Evaluation and claim verification requirements 6.1 Responsibilities of the claimant 6.2 Reliability of evaluation methodology 6.3 Evaluation of comparative claims
17	6.4 Selection of methods
18	6.5 Access to information 7 Specific requirements for selected claims 7.1 General
19	7.2 Compostable 7.2.1 Usage of term 7.2.2 Qualifications
20	7.2.3 Evaluation methodology 7.3 Degradable 7.3.1 Usage of term 7.3.2 Qualifications 7.3.3 Evaluation methodology 7.4 Designed for disassembly 7.4.1 Usage of term
21	7.4.2 Qualifications 7.4.3 Evaluation methodology 7.5 Extended life product 7.5.1 Usage of term 7.5.2 Qualifications
22	7.5.3 Evaluation methodology 7.6 Recovered energy 7.6.1 Usage of term 7.6.2 Qualifications 7.6.3 Evaluation methodology
23	7.7 Recyclable 7.7.1 Usage of term 7.7.2 Qualifications 7.7.3 Use of a symbol 7.7.4 Evaluation methodology 7.8 Recycled content 7.8.1 Usage of terms
24	7.8.2 Qualifications 7.8.3 Use of a symbol
25	7.8.4 Evaluation methodology
26	7.9 Reduced energy consumption 7.9.1 Usage of term 7.9.2 Qualifications 7.9.3 Evaluation methodology 7.10 Reduced resource use 7.10.1 Usage of term 7.10.2 Qualifications
27	7.10.3 Evaluation methodology 7.11 Reduced water consumption 7.11.1 Usage of term 7.11.2 Qualifications 7.11.3 Evaluation methodology 7.12 Reusable and refillable 7.12.1 Usage of terms
28	7.12.2 Qualifications 7.12.3 Evaluation methodology 7.13 Waste reduction 7.13.1 Usage of term 7.13.2 Qualifications
29	7.13.3 Evaluation methodology 7.14 Renewable material 7.14.1 Usage of term 7.14.2 Qualifications 7.14.3 Evaluation methodology 7.15 Renewable energy 7.15.1 Usage of term
30	7.15.2 Qualifications 7.15.3 Evaluation methodology 7.16 Sustainable 7.16.1 Usage of term 7.17 Claims relating to greenhouse gas emissions 7.17.1 General 7.17.2 CFP and partial CFP
31	7.17.3 Carbon neutral
32	Annex A (informative) Simplified diagrammatic representation of a recycling system
33	Bibliography