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Consumer Reports Eco-Labels

Published: January 2012

How do you know just from looking at product labels which ones are truly meaningful and which ones aren’t worth the premium price? Consumer Reports’ Eco Labels App brings you the information you need on environmental claims like “hypoallergenic (not meaningful),” “natural (not meaningful),” and “organic (meaningful on most products but not all)” so you can know which ones will meet your expectations. This tool covers food, personal care products and cleaners. And like all Consumer Reports’ reviews, the information is based on expert analysis from a trusted source.

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