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Why OK renewable is becoming the reference label for renewable carbon products

The OK renewable certification scheme, independently verified by TÜV Austria, addresses this challenge through a single label that quantifies renewable carbon content regardless of its source.
Susan Wright
Susan Wright
Why OK renewable is becoming the reference label for renewable carbon products
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The transition to a climate neutral and circular economy requires the replacement of virgin fossil carbon with renewable carbon derived from biomass, captured carbon, and recycling streams. As regulatory expectations increase, companies must not only improve product sustainability but also communicate their achievements transparently and credibly.

The OK renewable certification scheme, independently verified by TÜV Austria, addresses this challenge through a single label that quantifies renewable carbon content regardless of its source.

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