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Innovation: EU Ecolabel


Member States and European Commission decided to keep the current scope of EU ecolabel excluding engine oils. Member states, Commission and JRC agreed to explore the possibility to develop a new label certifying Environmental Benefit for which re-refined oils would qualify.


The Italian Example ReMade in Italy®


is the first accredited product


certification in Italy and Europe to verify the content of recycled material in a product. Certification attests the traceability of production, starting from the verification of the source of input raw materials, to the finished product.


ReMade in Italy® represents an opportunity for Green


Public Procurement Schemes and private market to make sustainable choices on their procurement process. Public Administration and Customers have an independent evaluation and guarantee of the environmental performance of recycled materials and products.


Environmental label for lubricants


Benefits: • Content of recycled materials • Traceability • Energy saving • CO2


emissions reduction ReMade in Italy® has


been recognised as “good practice for Green Public Procurement” by the European Commission In the “Environmental Implementation Report - Italy” (February 2017).





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