Sercons talked about the growth of eco-certificates for products

Ecological certification is evidence that a company's products or services are created in accordance with legislation aimed at protecting the environment. Such certification is of great importance, since it allows us to assess how well the offered products comply with environmental, sanitary and epidemiological requirements.

Sercons noted that thanks to the voluntary certification system, experts offer to evaluate the product according to the most important safety indicators, including chemical, microbiological and physical factors. The main goal is to guarantee customers high quality and safety of the product, taking into account all its aspects, so that they can have peace of mind in choosing and using products.

In order to obtain a green certificate, you must submit an application to the certification body, attaching a set of documents: permits for the product and production, test reports, technical specifications, standards and other regulations that determine the production process. Having received the application, the laboratory will proceed to the appropriate tests.

In an increasingly competitive environment, eco-certificates are becoming an indispensable tool for companies that seek to win the fight for market leadership, because eco-certification makes a significant contribution to attractiveness to consumers and helps improve the company's image in the eyes of potential clients. Having received a green certificate, a company gains a number of advantages. First of all, these are benefits on taxes, insurance premiums and favorable lending conditions. Moreover, participation in tenders, competitions and government procurement becomes more attractive thanks to the availability of eco-certificates.

Sercons experts emphasized that the environmental certification mark on a product informs the buyer that the product is made with minimal damage to nature, which is incredibly important in the context of the global trend towards environmental conservation. Although product certification remains optional, more and more companies are willing to invest in this procedure. In general, development forecasts for this segment are very optimistic, especially among retailers and construction companies.