How consumers can choose sustainable services and products.

Green certification of processes can play an important role in helping consumers choose sustainable services and products. Certifications are awarded to processes and services that meet certain environmental, social, and economic criteria established by specialized and accredited organizations.

Green certifications provide and track clear and transparent information about the environmental performance of processes and services. This information helps consumers understand the environmental impact of the products they are purchasing, enabling them to make more sustainable choices.

Green certification processes establish specific criteria and standards that companies must meet to obtain certification. This standardization facilitates comparison among different products and services in the market. Consumers can trust certification as a reliable indication that a particular product or service meets certain sustainability standards, helping them make more informed decisions.

Green certifications are not permanent but have a limited validity period. This encourages companies to continue improving their sustainable practices to maintain certification. Consumers benefit from this as they can be assured that certified companies are committed to continuously improving their environmental performance. This also creates healthy competition among companies to stand out in terms of sustainability.

By choosing certified processes and services, consumers have an additional guarantee that their choices align with sustainable values. This reduces uncertainty and the risk associated with purchasing decisions, allowing consumers to have more confidence in their choices.

Ambipar Certification is accredited as a Certification Body by the General Coordination of Accreditation of Inmetro, being able to grant the Green Seal to companies in various sectors. This endorsement attests that the institution has complied with legislation, including the requirements of the National Solid Waste Policy, and that it may have waste valorization and circular economy practices.