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The first is Canada's environmental label.

The second is the Nordic White Swan label.

The third one doesn't know.

The fourth is the China Environmental Labeling Supplement.

1. Canada's "Environmental Choice" label.

2. The "White Swan" mark of Northern Europe.

3. Japan's "Ecological Label".

4. China's environmental labeling.

Environmental labeling, also known as green labels and ecological labels, refers to the issuance of certificates by the first departments or public and private groups to relevant manufacturers according to certain environmental standards, proving that the production, use and disposal of their products meet the requirements of environmental protection, are harmless or harmful to the environment, and are conducive to the regeneration and utilization of resources. Environmental labeling work is generally authorized by ** to environmental protection agencies.

The environmental label can prove that the product meets the requirements and has a probative nature: the mark is applied for registration by the chamber of commerce, industry or other groups, and has the ability to identify and guarantee the goods using the certificate, so it is authoritative, and its Qi slip history is only probative for the labeled product, so it is proven; Considering the improvement of environmental standards, the mark needs to be re-identified every 3 to 5 years, and it has a time limit; The proportion of marked products in the market should not be too high, so there is also a limit on the proportion.

The types of products that are usually included in the environmental label are: water-saving and energy-saving, renewable, clean process high-search, low-pollution, bio-reduced and degradable, low-energy consumption, etc.

"Environmental labeling" refers to the labeling of a product or service in a particular product category that determines its overall environmental superiority based on life cycle considerations. Unlike self-environmental declarations by manufacturers and service providers (first parties), environmental labels are products and services awarded by independent third parties that meet specific environmental requirements.

According to the International Organization for Standardization, the overall objectives of environmental labelling and declarations are:

Promote demand and supply of products and services with less environmental pressure through the exchange of verifiable, accurate, and non-misleading information about the environmental aspects of products and services, and stimulate the potential for market-driven continuous environmental improvement. ”

Environmental label is a label marked on the product or its packaging, is a product "certification mark", it shows that the product is not only qualified, but also in the production, use and disposal process in line with specific environmental protection requirements, compared with similar products, with low toxicity and less harm, resource conservation and other environmental advantages.

There are types of environmental labels (Type I, Type II, Type III).

China's environmental label graphic is composed of green mountains, green water, sun and ten rings around it.