EU Directive 2024/825 explained: what changes for your environmental claims
Bans, evidence duties and timeline: a practical guide to the ‘empowering consumers for the green transition’ directive.
Read the guideGreenwashing: legal definition and 12 examples to remove from your website
Greenwashing is no longer a PR issue but a misleading commercial practice. Concrete examples and compliant rewordings.
Read the guide‘Carbon neutral’: why this claim becomes prohibited in 2026
Offsetting no longer justifies a neutrality claim. What the text says and how to communicate instead.
Read the guideRegulator inspection of environmental claims: how to be ready
How an investigation unfolds, documents requested, response deadlines and how to build your control dossier.
Read the guideSustainability labels: which ones remain allowed after 2026?
Public schemes, third-party certification, self-declarations: what Directive 2024/825 accepts and bans.
Read the guideWhat evidence for your environmental claims? The evidence-vault guide
LCAs, certificates, supplier attestations, audits: hierarchy of evidence and validity periods.
Read the guideRewording green claims: a 4-step method and 20 examples
From vague adjective to verifiable data without weakening your commercial message.
Read the guideE-commerce: making product pages compliant with Directive 2024/825
Titles, bullet points, ‘eco’ filters, featured reviews: the risk zones of an online store.
Read the guideGreenwashing penalties across Europe: amounts, cases, trends
Fines up to 4% of turnover, published decisions, collective actions: what companies really risk.
Read the guideKeeping a register of environmental claims: the EmpCo 6-step method
Crawl, lexical prefilter, AI qualification, versioned register, alerts, dossier: the full pipeline explained.
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