Our Logos
Our certification system helps make supply chains more sustainable and transparent. Companies can show that the alternative materials they use comply with our requirements through ISCC logos and claims. And consumers will find those on more and more products.
Want to know what the different ISCC logos mean and where you might see them? Here, we explain the ISCC logos and claims and what they stand for. Whether on a product or in brand communications, we make sure ISCC logos and claims are clear, credible, and easy to understand.
Understanding our Logos
On-Product Logos
Our on-product logos and accompanying claims include:
- The icon in the middle of our on-product logo indicates the raw material category. The magnifying glass will show either circulating arrows (circular material), circulating leaves (bio-circular material) or a seedling (bio material).
- The amount of the certified share.
- The chosen chain-of-custody option.
- The certified product component.
Corporate Logo
Our corporate logo can be used by ISCC System Users holding a valid certificate, valid licensees, members of the ISCC Association and Certification Bodies. It may be used for all off-product applications, e.g. on marketing materials, websites, sustainability reports, sustainability declarations, and corporate materials, but never on products.
Seals
Our seals can only be used by Certification Bodies on ISCC certificates and by ISCC itself. The seals are not allowed to be used anywhere or by anyone else.
Where You’ll See the ISCC On-Product Logo
As environmental awareness grows, we are all increasingly interested in the impact of the products we buy. ISCC on-product logos and verified environmental claims help consumers make informed choices.
When shopping, you will find them on products in the supermarket or online. From food and packaging to items such as baby bottles, toothbrushes, clothing, children’s toys, pens, toiletries, and kitchen utensils, ISCC certification applies to many everyday products. The ISCC on-product logos refer to the content or packaging.
Look for our Logo
Products featuring the ISCC on-product logo are listed in our licence database.
What ISCC-Certified Products Look Like
ISCC meets Mattel
Mattel’s Barbie Getaway House is linked to 70% bio-based plastic certified by ISCC (mass balance approach).
ISCC meets TePe
TePe’s toothbrushes are linked to 100% bio-based plastic certified by ISCC (mass balance approach).
ISCC meets Sammontana
The almonds in Sammontana’s Amando ice cream are 100% ISCC certified on a mass balance basis.
ISCC meets Henkel
Henkel’s WC FRISCH’s toilet rim baskets are linked to 70% bio-based materials under the ISCC mass balance approach.
What ISCC-Certified Packaging Looks Like
ISCC meets Tyrrell’s
Tyrrell’s crisps packaging is linked to 25% recycled plastic certified by ISCC (mass balance approach).
ISCC meets Lay’s
Lay’s chips packaging is linked to 50% bio-based plastic certified by ISCC (mass balance approach).
ISCC meets Earthborn Holistic
Earthborn Holistic’s dog food packaging is linked to 25% recycled plastic certified by ISCC (mass balance approach).
ISCC meets Back To The Roots
Back to the Roots’ packaging is attributed to 100% recycled plastic certified by ISCC (mass balance approach).
ISCC meets Nescafé
Nescafé’s latte packaging is linked to 30% bio-based plastic certified by ISCC (mass balance approach).
ISCC meets CJ Hetbahn
CJ Hetbahn’s rice containers are linked to 25% bio-based materials certified by ISCC (mass balance approach).
Use the ISCC Logos and Claims
Are you a certified, licensed or – even better, both – brand owner who would like to use the ISCC logos and claims to communicate your efforts credibly?
