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Transparency and Green Chemistry
After pioneering both the Corporate Sustainability Report in 1997 and the Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) in 2009, Interface began supporting the development of a new transparency tool, the Health Product Declaration (HPD). Having an HPD for a product allows material specifiers to begin evaluating whether a product supports Green Chemistry, one of Interface's Three Lenses of Health and Materials. In 2011, Interface was a founding sponsor of the HPD Collaborative (HPDC) and has since been a participant in multiple HPD pilot programs and a member of the original Manufacturer Advisory Panel and several technical sub-committees.
An HPD discloses hazards that may be associated with specific ingredients. It's important to realize that an HPD cannot tell you whether a product is "healthy," nor whether users are likely to be exposed to any of the ingredients disclosed.
Health and Materials
As part of our work on Health and Materials Interface continuously reduces the environmental and health impacts of our products through elimination of materials of concern.
We welcome any additional questions about our HPDs, our ingredients and our commitment to creating a climate fit for life.
