Heavy metals are widely used in industrial, agricultural, and technological applications, as well as in consumer products. Find out what they are, where and why they’re used in consumer products, and how to limit your interactions with this group of elements.
The newest version of the U.S. Green Building Council’s LEED® building standard highlights the value of Green Seal-certified products and rewards projects that incorporate certified materials into their buildings and operations.
PortionPac Chemical Corporation’s Chief Strategy Officer, Caryn Gilliam, shares how sustainability is woven into the fabric of the company and why they value our partnership.
To prevent significant deforestation and climate change impacts from towel and tissue production, we collaborated with leading brands, retailers, and purchasers to create a modern leadership standard for tree-free and recycled content sanitary paper products that never use virgin tree fiber.
Apply to join our volunteer committees to help us define the core elements of safer, more sustainable products. Industry alignment on these elements is the first step toward forming a meaningful, marketable category of safer and more sustainable everyday products.
This year at Green Seal we dove deep into defining safer and more sustainable products. Today, on Earth Day, we are illuminating the comprehensive nature of this work in our 2024 Impact Report.
Asian Paints Limited’s Senior Vice President of Technology, Rajeev Kumar Goel, shares how sustainability fits into their company goals and why they partner with Green Seal.
CleanGo GreenGo’s CEO and President, Anthony Sarvucci, shares why sustainability is important to the cleaning company and why they partner with Green Seal.
Marcal Paper’s Corporate Marketing Manager, Jon Thomson, shares what sustainability features customers are looking for today and why they partner with Green Seal.
Green Seal-certified products became more valuable to federal purchasers when the Biden-Harris administration announced they must buy products that are free of PFAS and specified Green Seal-certified cleaning products and hand soaps.
Mum & You’s Chief Innovation Officer, Catherine Stopp, shares what sustainability features customers are looking for and what’s next for the environmentally-conscious company.
Our CEO, Doug Gatlin, discusses the confusion surrounding green claims and how brands can be confident that their claims hold up.
Green Seal is recruiting qualified applicants to join a working group that will assist with a revision to our GS-1 Sanitary Paper Products standard.
The “Toxic-Free Cosmetics” bill that passed the state legislature prohibits all PFAS and seven other chemicals from cosmetic and personal care products sold in the state beginning in 2027.
In celebration of Earth Day, we released the Green Seal 2023 Impact Report, showcasing how we and our partners are accelerating the transition to safer and more sustainable products and spaces.
