The "Der Blaue Engel" label

The label and its sustainable commitment to the environment

Der Blaue Engel, known as the "Blue Angel" in French, is a German label that was created in 1978 with the primary aim of encouraging the production and consumption of environmentally-friendly products.

Created by the German Federal Ministry, the label quickly established itself as a benchmark thanks to its strict standards and credibility.

Throughout its development, the label has been able to establish itself and encourage consumers to become more ecologically aware, thereby encouraging companies to adopt sustainable practices.

If a company wants to be awarded the label, it will have to subject its products to the label's strict criteria:

• Energy efficiency
• Reduced emissions
• Use of recyclable and non-toxic materials
• Reduced consumption of water and natural resources

The role of the label is very simple: to educate consumers in their choice of products and to encourage the development of new environmentally-friendly technologies.

The Der Blaue Engel label has had a major impact on the environment. The ecological footprint has been drastically reduced, and better resource management has been achieved.

The label has become an international benchmark, and many countries have drawn inspiration from it to adopt the same criteria for their own labels.

It has become a symbol of confidence and commitment to the environment for consumers around the world.