Check advertising claims and product ingredients

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Request or find on the company's website an eco-certificate obtained in a specially accredited laboratory. If there is no certificate, but the brand still insists that it produces environmentally friendly products, you can cooperate with it, but at your own risk.
If there is a certificate, it can be checked against the data nepal telegram number database specified in it in the electronic register of the National Accreditation System . If the document is real and was issued by an accredited laboratory, then information about it will be in the database.
If the data is not available in open sources, it is obvious that this is a reason to think about the prospects for cooperation.

Important!

Some unscrupulous companies can invent a non-existent certification in a "personal laboratory" or use an existing certificate as a basis and falsify the data. All this can be easily checked in the database. And if such a check is passed, then it will most likely be safe to cooperate with the company.

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Even if a brand uses the phrases “100% natural” or “fully recyclable,” this does not mean that the claims are absolutely true. They may only be true in relation to certain products or their ingredients.