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Gabriella Mellstrand
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press@tcodevelopment.com
+ 46 706 35 83 51
The TCO Certified brand
Please refer to the links for guidance on how to use the TCO Certified brand correctly, including guidelines for logo usage.
Press conference: toward sustainable IT products
December 3, 2018
Presenting the new generation of TCO Certified with sustainable, measurable and transparent criteria for IT products
Press releases
Reuse IT products — make a difference on #CircularElectronicsDay!
#CircularElectronicsDay highlights the fact that 50 million metric tons of IT products and other electronics are discarded around the world every year. The waste contains both valuable metals and hazardous substances that are often released into nature and affect human health.
Experts meet in Stockholm to discuss future of Green Economy
Today, the Green Economy conference “Putting words into action” takes place in Stockholm as part of the Global Ecolabelling Network (GEN) annual meeting.
25 years of innovation, a global milestone for sustainable IT products
For over 25 years, TCO Certified has developed solutions for driving social and environmental responsibility in IT products and their manufacture.
Sustainable IT product purchasing: Guide helps organisations succeed
By setting relevant sustainability criteria, purchasing organisations can help drive increased environmental and social responsibility in the market.
HP joins Dell, Lenovo in Offering TCO Certified Notebook Computers
IT brand HP has joined Dell and Lenovo in achieving the TCO Certified sustainability certification for a range of notebook computers.
IT factories show improvement in social responsibility
A new compliance study by sustainability certification TCO Certified reveals major improvements in factories manufacturing IT products for 16 brands.
Report: Improvements and challenges in factory working conditions
In our 2016 progress report, our most recent follow up verification rounds reveal both progress and challenges in IT factory working conditions.
Proposed chemical tax on electronics misses environmental target
The chemical tax on electronics is aimed at substances with known negative effects, while giving a pass to untested substitutes with possibly greater risk
