Global Recycle Standard (GRS) certification does the same thing for products made from recycled materials. Originally developed in 2008, GRS certification is a holistic standard that verifies that a product really does have the recycled content it claims to have. GRS certification is administered by the Textile Exchange, a global non-profit dedicated to driving changes in sourcing and manufacturing and ultimately reducing the textile industry's impact on the world's water, soil, air, and people.
The Ntiaj teb no Recycled Standard (GRS) is a product standard that's voluntary for businesses to apply for. It's a standard that's used for tracking and verification of how much recycled material is present in a finished product.
GRS yog ib qho tseem ceeb ntawm kev ntsuas ib puag ncig vim tias nws pab kom muaj cov saw hlau txuas ntxiv rau kev lag luam thiab txhim kho tej yam xws li:
· Traceability
· Environmental principles
· Social requirements
· Labelling
· Chemical content
Daim ntawv pov thawj tau tso cai los ntawm kev txaus siab ntawm ntau qhov kev xav tau. Cov kev cai no suav nrog:
· Material recycling
· Actionable social policies
· Accurate record keeping
· Social requirements including practices regarding health and safety, discrimination, unlawful labour and workers rights, amongst others
· Environmental and chemical management systems
· Energy and water use
· Waste management
· Chemical use
Raws li cov chaw tsim khoom, Funotex ib txwm saib xyuas txog kev lav phib xaub thiab kev ruaj ntseg, peb koom tes nrog cov neeg siv khoom los muab cov xwm txheej zoo tshaj plaws rau peb cov neeg ua haujlwm, thiab muab cov ntaub ntawv zoo rau cov neeg siv khoom.Ntau cov ntsiab lus nyem hauv qab no txuas
