SustentaX

SustentaX is a Brazilian ecolabel program that helps consumers and buyers identify sustainable products, materials, equipment, and services across construction, manufacturing, and consumer goods sectors. Products that earn the SustentaX Seal have been evaluated for environmental performance, product quality, and human safety, giving buyers a reliable signal that certified items meet recognized sustainability standards.

To obtain the seal, manufacturers must demonstrate responsibility across social, environmental, and marketing dimensions. The certification process is independently verified and based on ISO 14024, the international standard for Type I environmental labels, which requires third-party assessment and transparent criteria development.

SustentaX is primarily rooted in Brazil but recognized across a broad range of countries in Latin America, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East, making it relevant for manufacturers and suppliers operating in or exporting to those markets. It is particularly suited for organizations in the built environment seeking to validate the sustainability credentials of their products to architects, specifiers, and procurement teams.