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Global GreenTag Certificate

Multi-attribute labels

Third-party certification (Australian-origin, internationally operated ISO 14024 Type I ecolabel) that the product met the criteria of a specific GreenTag programme — GreenRate (level A, B, or C) or LCARate (Bronze, Silver, Gold, or Platinum, based on comparative life cycle assessment) — with the level stated on the certificate; the separate GreenTag Product Health Declaration covers ingredient health disclosure only.

You might see it written as: Global GreenTag · Global GreenTag Certified · GreenTag Certified · Global GreenTag GreenRate · Global GreenTag LCARate · GreenTag LCARate · GreenTag GreenRate · GreenTag Platinum · GreenTag Gold · GreenTag Silver · GreenTag Bronze · GreenTag Product Health Declaration · GreenTag PhD

Issued by: Global GreenTag International Pty Ltd

This entry is in review — facts are authored but not yet verified against current issuer documentation.

What it proves

Third-party certification (Australian-origin, internationally operated ISO 14024 Type I ecolabel) that the product met the criteria of a specific GreenTag programme — GreenRate (level A, B, or C) or LCARate (Bronze, Silver, Gold, or Platinum, based on comparative life cycle assessment) — with the level stated on the certificate; the separate GreenTag Product Health Declaration covers ingredient health disclosure only.

What it does not prove

  • That the product is 'sustainable' in general — it met one GreenTag programme's criteria set at the stated level, nothing broader.
  • Equivalence between GreenRate and LCARate — they are different schemes with different bases (rating-system compliance vs. comparative LCA), and a level in one says nothing about the other.
  • Any specific single-attribute value (exact recycled content percentage, carbon footprint number, or VOC emission rate) unless separately documented.
  • Automatic credit in non-Australian rating systems — recognition varies by system and version.

Claims it can support

Evidence checklist

Minimum authority
Third-party verified
Should state
Certificate Number · Certification Scheme · Certification Level · Valid Until · Product Scope
Date sensitivity
Expiry matters — check the certificate is current.

Always identify which scheme (GreenRate vs. LCARate) and which level — a GreenRate Level C and an LCARate Platinum are very different achievements.

GreenTag is strongest in Australia/New Zealand (Green Star recognition); check the certificate's stated scope before assuming recognition elsewhere.

LCARate tiers (Bronze to Platinum) reflect comparative performance against a business-as-usual benchmark product, not an absolute impact threshold.

Source: Global GreenTag International ↗