Type II Environmental Labelling (ISO 14021)
Environmental Labeling and International Standards .
Environmental labels are broadly divided into Type I, II, and III, and the framework is defined in the relevant international standard series, ISO 14020.
1. Verification Procedure
2. ISO 14021 Verification preparation
1) Management System
- Production process flowchart
- Production report
- Organization chart
- Outsourcing contract
- Raw material supplier list
- Raw material supplier contract
- Quality Management System (ISO 9001 and 14001)
2) Traceability
- Raw material receiving confirmation documents/records
- Inventory records of raw materials and remaining products
- Traceability management system for raw material receipt, processing, and finished products
- Product shipment records
- Internal audit report
3) Chain of Custody
3-1) Physical Segregation
- Physical separation of verified and non-verified products during distribution and production processes
- The verified material must be physically included at 100%.
3-2) Mass Balance
- Distinction in records: Verified and non-verified products may be mixed during distribution and production processes.
- It is not permitted to sell more verified products than the amount of verified raw materials used (calculated based on yield).
3. ISO 14021 Type II Verification Cases
