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Compostability Mark of European Bioplastics

European Bioplastics

Certify products as compostable with the European Bioplastics Compostability Mark

For Products
Environmental
Climate
Industry

Key Strengths

  • Recognized across Europe and internationally as a credible compostability signal
  • Backed by third-party testing under ISO 17025 and ISO/IEC Guide 65 standards
  • Helps products enter correct organic waste recovery streams
  • Supports consumer and waste-facility operator identification of compostable products
  • Issued by European Bioplastics, a leading industry association in the bioplastics sector
  • Applicable to a wide range of product categories including packaging and food service items

Ideal For

This certification is best suited for manufacturers and product developers who produce packaging, bags, food service items, or other goods made from compostable or bioplastic materials. It is particularly valuable for companies seeking to enter or expand in European markets where compostability claims must be substantiated, and for those wanting to support industrial composting infrastructure by ensuring their products are correctly identified and sorted.

Target Audiences

Product Manufacturers
Businesses
Retail
Supply Chain

Relevant Roles

Consultant
Engineer
Auditor

Industries

Manufacturing

Alignment & Recognition

Accrediting Body

European Bioplastics

Product Categories

Performance
Alignment with External Standard

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick Facts

Type

Certification

Regions
Australia
Belgium
Brazil
Canada
China
Czech Republic
Denmark
France
Germany
Greece
Hong Kong
India
Israel
Italy
Japan
Korea, Democratic People's Republic of
Korea, Republic of
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
South Africa
Sweden
Switzerland
Taiwan
Thailand
Turkey
United Kingdom
Languages

English, German

Established

2000

How to Use This Label

Public Seal/Badge
Online Registry
Marketing Toolkit

Sources & Citations

Content on this page is AI-enriched from primary sources.

Program WebsiteEuropean Bioplastics

Last verified Mar 11, 2026