Verification against ISO 14067 demonstrates Haier Air Conditioning's commitment to carbon emission reduction. It recognises that the company’s carbon emission reduction technology, which utilises the environmentally friendly, low-carbon refrigerant R290, has successfully completed SGS's comprehensive analysis and certification audit for greenhouse gas emissions throughout their life cycle.
SGS presented Haier Air Conditioning’s ISO 14067 certificate at the 43rd MCE international trade show – a major platform for organisations around the globe to showcase new products and technologies towards global green development – on March 12, 2024.
This award marks a significant step forward in a growing relationship between SGS and Haier Air Conditioning as the two companies cooperate in the field of eco-design of home appliance products. Through global quality and certification guarantees, both parties will progress the sustainable development of products to future-proof against new international regulations and build stakeholder trust.
Keith Hutchinson, SGS deputy director C&P Global Certification, said: “Congratulations to Haier Air Conditioning for achieving this standard which aligns to UN Sustainable Development Goals.
“We are witnessing a welcomed and increasing focus from manufacturers and brands on addressing global environmental concerns. For Haier Air Conditioning, the low-carbon transformation of the home appliance manufacturing industry is an absolute megatrend, and we look forward to supporting them every step of the way on their journey towards greener and cleaner products.”
SGS product certification, verification and approval mark services enables organisations to demonstrate compliance of their consumer products with the widest range of schemes for their markets. There is a whole range of product certification, verification and approval schemes that enable manufacturers, retailers and brands to meet country regulatory requirements, and highlight the specific qualities of a product, thereby giving them a competitive edge and enabling consumers to differentiate between the products available.