Carbon Labeling in Taiwan
Carbon Footprint Label, also known as Carbon Emission Label, is a labeling method used to display the carbon emissions of companies, production processes, products (including services), and individuals.
Korea Carbon Footprint Labeling
South Korea has developed a carbon labeling scheme for intermediate products and services and a low-carbon product certification scheme, both of which are non-mandatory and voluntarily participated by enterprises.
The J-Credit Scheme in Japan
Under the J-Credit Scheme, Japanese enterprises, local governments, agricultural workers, or forest owners can reduce carbon emissions by introducing energy-saving equipment.
Carbon Labeling in the United Kingdom
The United Kingdom is the first country in the world to introduce the carbon footprint labelling scheme for products. In March 2007, the Carbon Trust launched the world's first batch of products labeled with carbon labels.
Ecolabeling in France
French NF Environment label (Norme Francaise Environnement Mark) is an official eco-label with two main functions.
Carbon Labeling in the United States – Illustrated by CarbonFree
At present, there are three types of carbon labels in the United States, all of which are launched by different companies, with no official carbon label system.
The Carbon Label in Thailand
The Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (TGO) introduced the carbon labeling scheme in August 2008.
The Carbon Reduction Label in Thailand
The Thailand Greenhouse Gas Management Organization (TGO), Thailand Business Council for Sustainable Development (TBCSD) and Thailand Environment Institute (TEI) jointly launched the carbon reduction label.