GREEN CERTIFICATION

About Green Certification

The objective of Green Certification is to assess ‘How Green is a product’, based on a holistic framework and highlights the way forward to achieve excellence in environmental performance. 

Every product create certain amount of environmental impact based on the aspects in the raw materials, manufacturing methods, by-products during manufacturing, impact by the product itself based on the performance, impact during disposal etc., are the core in determining the Green Certification.

The Certification system Provides guidelines to the manufacturers to position their products as green and eco-friendly. The Green certification system adopts “Cradle to Grave” approach for evaluation, on par with international Standards.

While the economy of a country grows there would be an increase in resource consumption and associated environmental impacts. To Fulfill these needs, environment friendly Green Products and Services IAS has launched the Green Product Certification.

Life Cycle Approach

Green Certification adopts an approach based on the ‘Life Cycle’ of the product. Life cycle approach for certifying a product is Right from the raw material extraction to the end of useful life of the product is considered While Certifying

The certification system of GREEN ensures that the product manufacturers to implement measures that would result in environmental, health and well being benefits at the following stages of the life cycle of the products.

  • Product Design
  • Raw materials
  • Manufacturing Process
  • Product Performance during use
  • Disposal / Recycling

GREEN CERTIFICATION BY IAS

Green Products, Green Equipment, Technologies, and Services will have wider demand in global market in the future. IAS audit and provide Green Certification in Singapore.

Pursuing Green certification is way of approaching to environment friendly products and processes. Most of the product and equipment manufacturers have realized the need for becoming Greener and more environment friendly.

Once you successfully achieve Green Certification through IAS, you can check the status of your certificate by visiting our Certificate Search Page!

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