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GREENGUARD Certified products must meet stringent requirements for chemical emissions and toxicity, such as being screened for over 10,000 different chemicals including irritants, carcinogens and reproductive toxins. Products also undergo both annual re-certification and quarterly quality monitoring tests to maintain this elite credential. The sound science and independent third-party status that back the GREENGUARD Certification programs are internationally recognized. Robust certification requirements differentiate GREENGUARD Certified products in the marketplace.
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GREENGUARD Certification cuts through the clutter of environmental claims and self-declarations by credibly communicating a commitment to healthy
buildings, customer well-being and sustainability through third-party
endorsement. Manufacturers whose products achieve GREENGUARD Certification
have the privilege to use the GREENGUARD mark, which demonstrates a leadership
position in the industry. The GREENGUARD Environmental Institute also provides
comprehensive marketing support for manufacturers participating in the GREENGUARD Certification programs through assistance
with messaging development and educational outreach.
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GREENGUARD Certified products are recognized, referenced or preferred by many retailers, companies, institutions, government agencies, environmental programs, standards and specifications around the world. Low-emitting products that are GREENGUARD Certified can contribute to points in established green building programs, satisfy code or ordinance criteria or meet indoor air quality specific RFP requirements. The GREENGUARD Environmental Institute actively and aggressively promotes GREENGUARD Certification programs and the GREENGUARD brand to ensure ongoing market recognition.