The EMAS Regulation is evaluated at regular intervals. Based on these evaluations, the European Commission and EU Member States decide whether a revision of the scheme is necessary. The last revision took place in 2009 and resulted in the entry into force of the current EMAS Regulation No...

The EU Ecolabel is a voluntary instrument aimed at identifying the environmentally best performing (typically the top 10-20%) products on the market. Since the first EU Ecolabel Regulation in 1992, there have been two revisions, in 2000 and 2010. The overarching aims of the EU Ecolabel are...

This study aims to review the implementation of the EU Ecolabel since 2000. Considering the performance of the EU Ecolabel to date, the topics investigated through this work were whether the EU Ecolabel contributes to the promotion of products with high environmental performance as a standalone...