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Most green claims issues repeat: vague language, unclear boundaries, offset-heavy climate claims, and badges that imply more than they prove. These FAQs focus on implementation decisions and what evidence you need to publish and defend claims consistently.
Start by classifying the claim. Evidence depends on whether it's product vs company, absolute vs comparative, or label-like.
If you can't write a boundary statement in plain language, the claim is not ready.
Substantiation is an evidence pack: method, data, calculations, trade-offs, and disclosures.
Build an evidence index so you can export substantiation quickly when challenged.
Offset-based claims are high-risk because they are easily misunderstood. Separate reductions and compensation clearly.
If your claim relies on offsets, treat it as a disclosure-heavy claim with extra evidence requirements.
Even when legislative status shifts, enforcement risk and consumer expectations remain. The safe strategy is to keep your internal controls stable: classify, substantiate, verify, log.
Use policy updates to adjust documentation and disclosures, not to abandon the operating model.
Research Copilot can take EU Green Claims FAQ from cited answers to recurring questions on this topic to a reusable workflow inside Sorena. Teams working on EU Green Claims can keep owners, evidence, and next steps aligned without copying this guide into separate documents.
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