Dosage instructions

Labelling

If the requirement is verified with a label, check that there is a valid license for the product in question. This can be controlled here: Nordic Ecolabelling (Swan), Good Environmental Choice and EU Ecolabel.

Product label/Product Data Sheet

This requirement is verified with dosage information as stated on the product's label or information on the label and/or in the product data sheet. The dosage is often given in milliliters or grams to a certain volume of water or machine size or similar.

Self-declaration verified by an accredtied verification body

If a verified self-declaration is used to prove that the requirement is fulfilled, request the supplier’s self-declaration, including documentation showing that the requirement is met. The self-declaration shall be verified by a verification body accredited for the task in accordance with ISO / IEC 17029 or equivalent standard.

Product datasheets are submitted on first delivery to each customer. After that, the product sheet only needs to be submitted if changes are made.

There are currently a limited number of accredited verification bodies for ISO/IEC 17029 (Conformity assessment - General principles and requirements for validation and verification bodies) as it is a relatively new standard. This may change, especially if the demand for verifying compliance in this way increases. More information about the standard and accredited verification bodies can be found on Swedac's website.

In order to be used properly, products that are dosed manually must be delivered with dosage instructions on the label or in the product sheets. Good dosage aids facilitate dosage and reduce the risk of overdosage. Overdosage contributes to unnecessary emissionsof chemicals to the aquatic environment.

The version date indicates when the sustainability criterion was created or last updated. Last reviewed dated tells when we last checked that the sustainability criterion still is relevant.