Supporting sustainability claims! Independently verifying the percentage of recycled materials contained in products.
This document explains the "Recycled Content Certification," which demonstrates that materials, products, and packaging are made from recycled raw materials in accordance with EN 15343. It introduces the certification process, including data collection, document audits, and on-site audits, as well as the benefits of obtaining certification. The use of secondary (recycled) raw materials is an important means of conserving resources, eliminating waste, and reducing greenhouse gas emissions associated with products. 【Contents】 ■ Background ■ What is Recycled Content Certification? ■ The Certification Process for Recycled Content ■ Benefits of Obtaining Recycled Content Certification ■ Reasons to Choose TÜV SÜD ■ Related Services *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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TÜV SÜD is one of the world's largest third-party testing and certification organizations headquartered in Germany, providing certification, inspection, testing, and evaluation services across a wide range of fields. The company's Japanese subsidiary, TÜV SÜD Japan, was established in 1993 to respond to the growing demand for quality and safety testing and certification in the Japanese market under TÜV SÜD's business framework. It offers various testing, certification, auditing, management system certification, and training services in a wide range of fields, including electrical and electronic equipment, healthcare and medical devices, industrial equipment, IT and AV equipment, 5G-related devices, food, automotive, railways, energy and plant equipment, chemicals and processes, and cosmetics.
