The aim of the proposal, due to be tabled by the European Commission in the coming weeks, is to help consumers make better-informed choices about the products they buy.
Whether “green”, “eco” or “environmentally friendly” – almost half (40%) of the environmental claims made about products are “unsubstantiated”, the Commission says in the draft.
“Consumers lack reliable information about the sustainability of
products and face misleading commercial practices like greenwashing or
the lack of transparency and credibility of environmental labels,” the
EU executive writes in a preamble to the draft law. (...)

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