Talk:Environmental Choice Program

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Broken Links and Updated InformationHaricot111 (talk) 07:05, 9 December 2014 (UTC)

2014-12-09

I would like to provide the following comments:

1. When I click the links to Environment Canada, a 404 Error message appears. 2. TerraChoice was acquired by UL in 2010 (see info below)

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Source: http://www.newswire.ca/en/story/1115173/ul-environment-releases-second-edition-of-its-ecologo-standard-for-sustainability-for-toys

About EcoLogo:

EcoLogo is a third-party, multi-attribute eco-labeling program approved by the Global Ecolabelling Network, an international association of eco-labeling programs, as meeting the ISO 14024 standard. Originally formed in 1988 by the Canadian Federal Government and now managed by TerraChoice, EcoLogo is now one of the most recognizable ecolabels in North America. EcoLogo is a Government of Canada official mark used under license from Environment Canada. TerraChoice is not an agent of Environment Canada. In 2010, The Program became part of the UL global network, significantly expanding its reach as a leading certifier of the world's most sustainable products. For more information, visit www.ecologo.org.

About UL Environment

UL Environment works to advance global sustainability, environmental health, and safety by supporting the growth and development of environmentally preferable products, services, and organizations. We help companies achieve their sustainability goals—and help purchasers, specifiers, retailers, governments, and consumers find products they can trust. UL Environment offers environmental claim validations, multi-attribute product certifications, environmental product declarations, indoor air quality certification, product emissions testing, organizational sustainability certification, and consulting. For more information, visit www.ul.com/environment.

SOURCE: UL Environment

For further information: Kate Rusnak, UL Environment, +1-613.247.0400, ext. 250, Kate.rusnak@ul.com

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