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The First Six Cradle to Cradle Certifications

by Justin Thomas, Virginia on 10.14.05
Business & Politics (news)

Think ChairMcDonough Braungart Design Chemistry (MBDC) has announced the first six products to qualify for Cradle to Cradle certification. Pictured here is the Think Chair by Steelcase. The new program evaluates and certifies the quality of products by measuring their positive effects upon the environment, human health, and social equity. See this previous post for more information). Here is a list of the current qualifying products:

- Haworth Corporation: Zody chair

- Hycrete Technologies: Hycrete concrete additive

- Pendleton Woolen Mills: Classic Wool Flannel seating fabric

- Steelcase: Think chair

- Victor Innovatex: Eco Intelligent Polyester, seating, and panel fabric

:: Greenbiz via Inhabitat

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