Common use of ENVIRONMENTAL LABELING Clause in Contracts

ENVIRONMENTAL LABELING. The Contractor(s) must clearly and accurately label the environmental and health attributes of its products and services, including awarded third- party certifications, environmental and health product declarations (EPDs and HPDs), the percentage of post-consumer and total recycled content, and other environmental and health attributes in their price lists, catalogs, websites and other marketing materials provided to State of Washington employees or any other Contract Users. In addition, the Contractor(s) must identify whether the product is free of PVC, ortho-phthalates and/or heavy metals.

ENVIRONMENTAL LABELING. The Contractor(s) Contractor must clearly and accurately label the environmental and health attributes of its products and services, including awarded third- third-party certifications, environmental and health product declarations (EPDs and HPDs), the percentage of post-post- consumer and total recycled content, and other environmental and health attributes in their price lists, catalogs, websites and other marketing materials provided to State of Washington employees or any other Contract Users. In addition, the Contractor(s) must identify whether the product is free of PVC, ortho-phthalates and/or heavy metals.