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Verify the product's energy efficiency through established certification programs like ENERGY STAR.

Determine if the company has concrete initiatives and partnerships with reputable conservation organizations.

Check for toxicological information from credible sources about the ingredients used.

Determine if the materials sourced by the company have certifications from bodies like the FSC or MSC.

Verify through third-party certifications for renewable energy usage.

Look for evidence of certifications or adherence to guidelines such as Fair Trade or Rainforest Alliance.

Investigate the ingredients list for any hidden chemicals.

Scrutinize the validity of carbon offset projects the company supports.

Assess how the company's water conservation efforts are measured and reported.

Check if the materials are certified by a recognized environmental organization.

Investigate how the company defines and measures 'zero waste'.

Ensure the percentage of recycled content is specified and substantiated.

Check for certifications supporting sustainable packaging claims.

Inspect if claims are supported by credible standards such as GREENGUARD or Blue Angel.