Product label
The Carbon Trust launched the world’s first carbon footprint label in 2007. Since then, labelling has become a powerful tool for brands to demonstrate credible climate action in a marketplace where trust is increasingly hard-won.
Our label demonstrates independent verification and alignment with international standards. This provides a foundation for bold, clear climate communications that stand up to scrutiny, build customer loyalty and comply with new regulatory requirements.

The business case for carbon labelling is clear

79% of US consumers want an easier way to identify environmentally friendly companies

Over two-thirds of consumers say labelling is good for consumer choice

49% of shoppers are more likely to purchase a product with a carbon footprint label vs unlabelled

Between 2017 and 2022, 2 in 3 products with ESG-related claims grew faster in sales than those without

Your product can be featured on Amazon’s Climate Pledge Friendly storefront

Products on Amazon’s Climate Pledge Friendly programme experienced a 12% sales uplift in the US and 15% sales uplift in the EU, within the first year
What is the product carbon footprint label?
Which product carbon footprint claim is right for me?
Climate Projects Funded is added to an eligible reduction claim. New products follow the relevant base-claim route; final eligibility is confirmed during assurance.
*Amazon confirms final Climate Pledge Friendly eligibility and may apply additional requirements. Sources: Carbon Trust PCF Requirements Part 2 v3.2; Amazon CPF guidance.


