Want to know how sustainable a product really is? An Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) gives you that assurance. This validated, independent document reveals the full environmental performance of a product, from the raw materials used to its final disposal.
No guesswork, just facts, prepared according to strict international standards like ISO 14025.
On this page, discover what an EPD is, how you can use it, and the benefits it offers. You’ll also find links to environmental databases to further explore your sustainability choices.
An Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) provides you, as a user, with insight into the environmental performance of products, from production to disposal. It helps you understand the impact your choices have on the environment. With an EPD, you know exactly how sustainable a product is, allowing you to make informed decisions that align with your values and your organization’s sustainability goals. In short, an EPD offers transparency and assurance, enabling you to choose products that truly make a difference.
Are you an architect, project developer, or do you work for a municipality? An EPD allows you to make informed, sustainable choices that will advance your project. Construction companies can meet stringent sustainability standards, and governments gain the information needed to effectively formulate environmental policies. If you’re an entrepreneur in the artificial turf industry, an EPD provides the transparency and verified data you need to make confident, sustainable decisions.
With an EPD, you promote sustainability and make more informed choices:
An EPD brings transparency to the artificial turf industry by providing detailed, verified facts about the environmental impact of products. This allows for objective comparison of artificial turf products, enabling you to make the most sustainable choice. EPDs help manufacturers, installers, and customers to confidently choose products that genuinely contribute to sustainability.
An EPD forms the basis for determining the Environmental Cost Indicator (ECI). This indicator quantifies the environmental impact of a product throughout its entire lifecycle. Thanks to the data from EPDs, professionals in the construction sector, such as architects and government agencies, can compare products and choose the most sustainable options.
Want to dive deeper into the environmental performance of ONE DNA products? Access various environmental databases through the links below.
