GRS-Certified Recycled Materials
The Global Recycled Standard (GRS) certifies recycled content alongside social, environmental and chemical criteria, backed by chain-of-custody controls.
GRS-Certified Recycled Materials
GRS is a voluntary standard that verifies recycled content and tracks it through the supply chain, while adding social, environmental and chemical requirements. It is widely used for recycled materials, notably in textiles and plastics.
How we handle it, step by step
Confirm which products and inputs fall in scope.
Set up traceability and input documentation.
Work with an accredited certification body.
Operate chain-of-custody controls for claims.
Your deliverables
GRS-Certified Recycled Materials — questions we get
What minimum recycled content does GRS need?
GRS applies from a defined minimum recycled content per product; the applicable threshold is confirmed against the current standard.
Is GRS only for textiles?
No — although common in textiles, GRS applies to recycled materials across sectors, including plastics.
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