OAKLAND – The Cradle to Cradle Innovation Institute has opened up the latest draft of its product standard version 4 for public review, having similarly turned to the industry for feedback in August of last year.
Having incorporated changes off the back of this insight, the latest draft will be open for a second 45-day period starting now as the Institute ensures the finalised updates strike the right tone with those in industry making progress on the sustainability front.
“The input we’ve received throughout this process has helped us develop a rigorous, science-based platform for enabling future-focused companies to achieve and verify their own sustainable development objectives,” said Dr. Susan Klosterhaus, Institute vice president of science and certification. “Stakeholders around the world are now invited to share their comments on revisions made to the draft standard. We look forward to drawing upon this further feedback to finalize Cradle to Cradle Certified Version 4 for release later in the year.”
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