Explore case studies of our ecolabel partners.
Producing sustainable products requires innovation, creativity and a drive to make a real difference to our ecosystem.
From family-run enterprises to legacy organisations, get to know the businesses that are making strides towards a circular future.
The bottle revolution
Chemical Solutions
30 years ago, Chemical Solutions were founded on a bit of a radical notion: that a company can be successful in a marketplace by developing and manufacturing safe and environmentally responsible cleaning products. However, they knew that formulating great cleaning products is not enough. They set out to reinvent the...
Where there's a Will
Will & Able
Will & Able has always been committed to creating environmentally preferable cleaning products, grounded firmly in the concept of a circular economy. In just three months, they completed the certification process and synchronied it with the launch of their refreshed brand image. Eco Choice guided Will & Able to go...
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Celebrating 15 years of certified progress with NZ Panels Group
Last Friday, our team had the pleasure of visiting NZ Panels Group at their state-of-the art facility in East Tamaki for a behind-the-scenes tour. NZ Panels Group currently have 11 products certified with Eco Choice, under their brands Prime Panels,
With love for your family and our planet
Choosing a casket is a deeply personal experience, and at Windsor Industries, we honour this with our commitment to sustainability. Our Eco Choice Aotearoa accredited Waterford pine caskets are crafted from untreated timber and feature non-toxic materials, ensuring minimal environmental
Bio-Zyme’s Environmental Impact at Wellington Zoo
Recently, Jeremy O’Brien, the Team Leader of the Nutrition Center at the Wellington Zoo Trust, shared how Bio-Zyme products have transformed their cleaning practices. Jeremy’s insights shed light on the practical benefits and ecological impact of using Bio-Zyme, a product
Advance Clean
“Our manufacturing site in Otahuhu is equipped with 60 solar panels that generate 20,000 kWh of electricity annually, aiming to meet 100% of the site’s energy needs and reducing our carbon footprint.”