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Find out the difference between a green label and a green claim - and what to do if a label is unclear or misleading
Find out what a green label is and learn what to do if it's misleading or untrue
Save money and energy by finding the most energy efficient products: energy labels can help
Food labels can help you choose foods produced with consideration for the environment and wildlife
Use the fuel economy labels for new and used cars to find a more fuel efficient car
Find items made without treating people unfairly or harming the environment by using fairer trade labels
Learn what it means to be organic and what products, from food to clothing, can be organic
Choosing wood produced without harming the environment is easy if you look for wood labels
When you’re buying paint or textiles, use green labels to help you make a more environmentally friendly choice
The European Ecolabel helps you choose items that are less harmful to the environment than other similar products
Look out for recycling labels to help recycle more, preserve resources and save energy
Find out about labels that help you reduce your carbon footprint and offset your unavoidable emissions
Get tasty leftover recipes and advice on how to reduce your food waste
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