Sustainability certification is more than a label slapped on a box as it rolls off the assembly line. If you want to be confident about the electronics you buy, it’s important to know that third party verification is included.
Webinar on “Closing the sustainability gap in public procurement” cover the role of public purchasers in driving positive change and a Swedish case study
Some of the problems that plague IT production; from modern-day forced labor to extreme overtime — the human costs of IT manufacturing can be staggering.
During March-April, 26 models of notebook computers and tablets have met the new, advanced sustainability criteria in TCO Certified.
A new report takes a closer look at sustainable public purchasing and examines common myths associated with including sustainability factors in the process.
Verification of compliance is an important feature of TCO Certified. During 2016, we will be conducting quality assurance verification rounds at the product, factory and brand levels.
As part of the new generation TCO Certified, brands declare the energy consumption, recycled plastic content and weight of all certified product models
In the second of our 2016 Sustainable IT webinar series, we take a closer look at Sustainable IT Procurement practices.
As we mentioned in last month’s technical update, this year we’ll be carrying out a number of quality control and verification activities, both at the product and factory level.
Due to the growing need for verification of social audits from facilities manufacturing TCO Certified products, we’re please to announce some new additions to our list of partner organizations that are approved for carrying out third party verification of your factory audit reports.