Tell your sustainable product story with integrity.

Speeki provides independent third-party verification of product-level carbon footprints calculated according to ISO 14067, PAS 2050, or GHG Protocol Product Standard methodologies.

Our verification examines your lifecycle assessment (LCA) boundaries covering raw material extraction, manufacturing, packaging, distribution, product use, and end-of-life stages; validates emission factors used for materials, energy, and transportation; assesses allocation methodologies for multi-product facilities; verifies primary data collection from your operations and suppliers; evaluates secondary data sources and databases (ecoinvent, GaBi, etc.); confirms appropriate treatment of biogenic carbon, land use change, and other specialized calculations; and provides independent assurance that your stated product carbon footprint (e.g., "2.5 kg CO2e per unit") is accurate, complete, and calculated according to recognized standards.

This verification enables confident disclosure of product carbon footprints on packaging, websites, environmental labels, and in response to customer requests while protecting against greenwashing allegations.

Product carbon footprint disclosure is increasingly mandatory or expected in consumer markets (EU carbon labeling initiatives, retail requirements), B2B procurement (Scope 3 Category 1 supplier requirements), and regulatory contexts (EU Battery Regulation carbon footprint declarations, French environmental labeling).

Speeki's verification provides the credibility that customers, retailers, and regulators demand—demonstrating that your product carbon claims are independently verified rather than self-calculated estimates.

This verification is particularly critical when carbon footprints are used comparatively ("40% lower carbon than industry average"), in carbon neutral product claims requiring offset substantiation, or when products compete in sustainability-conscious markets where unverified claims face increasing consumer and regulatory skepticism. Unlike consultants who help calculate footprints, Speeki provides the independent assurance that transforms calculations into credible, defensible market claims.

Speeki provides independent third-party verification of Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) prepared according to ISO 14025 and sector-specific Product Category Rules (PCRs), with particular expertise in construction products following EN 15804 for building materials.

Our verification examines the underlying lifecycle assessment data covering all mandatory environmental impact categories (global warming potential, ozone depletion, acidification, eutrophication, photochemical ozone creation, resource depletion, etc.); validates compliance with applicable PCR requirements specific to your product category; assesses data quality, completeness, and representativeness; verifies system boundaries, functional units, and reference service life assumptions; confirms appropriate cut-off criteria and allocation methods; and provides the independent verification statement required for EPD registration in national and international programs (EPD International, IBU, BRE, etc.).

This verification enables your EPD to be recognized in green building certification systems (LEED v4.1, BREEAM, DGNB), public procurement requirements, and architect specifications demanding third-party verified environmental performance data.

EPDs are increasingly mandatory in construction and building materials markets, with many jurisdictions requiring EPDs for public procurement, green building standards awarding points for EPD availability, and architects specifying EPD-verified products to meet sustainability project requirements.

Unlike product carbon footprints covering a single metric, EPDs provide comprehensive environmental profiles across 15+ impact categories, making independent verification essential to credibility—regulators, certification bodies, and specifiers require EPDs to be verified by accredited third parties, not self-declared by manufacturers. Speeki's verification ensures your EPD meets program operator requirements, passes technical review on first submission, and withstands scrutiny from architects, engineers, and procurement professionals evaluating product environmental performance.

This is particularly valuable for manufacturers competing in European markets where EN 15804 EPDs are standard procurement requirements, entering green building supply chains where EPD verification is contractually mandated, or differentiating products on environmental performance when competitors lack credible verification.

Speeki provides independent verification of circular economy product claims including recycled content percentages, recyclability assertions, product durability and lifetime extension claims, remanufacturing and refurbishment programs, and take-back scheme effectiveness.

Our verification examines mass balance documentation proving recycled material inputs meet claimed percentages (e.g., "contains 30% post-consumer recycled plastic"); validates chain of custody from waste collection through processing to your manufacturing; assesses recyclability claims against technical standards (ISO 14021, recyclability protocols) and real-world recycling infrastructure availability; verifies design for disassembly features and material compatibility claims; confirms durability testing and expected lifetime claims; and evaluates circular business model assertions including product-as-a-service, leasing, take-back, and remanufacturing programs.

This verification is essential as regulators introduce requirements such as the EU's Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) mandating substantiation of recyclability, durability, and recycled content claims, and as green claims legislation prohibits unsubstantiated circular economy marketing.

Circular economy claims are highly vulnerable to greenwashing allegations because they're easily made but difficult for customers to verify—a product claiming "100% recyclable" may be technically recyclable but practically unrecyclable due to lack of recycling infrastructure, material combinations, or economic viability.

Speeki's verification ensures your circular claims are substantiated, appropriately qualified (theoretical vs. practical recyclability), and defensible under emerging regulations.

This verification is critical for packaging companies claiming recycled content percentages that must be proven through certified supply chains, electronics manufacturers claiming product longevity and repairability, fashion brands asserting textile recyclability, and any product competing on circular economy credentials in markets where unverified claims face regulatory enforcement and consumer backlash.