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Commission Decision of 9 July 2009 establishing the ecological criteria for the award of the Community Ecolabel for textile products (notified under document number C(2009) 4595) (Text with EEA relevance) (2009/567/EC) (repealed)

EU Decision 2009/567 · Adopted 9 July 2009 · Extends to United Kingdom

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Commission Decision

of 9 July 2009

establishing the ecological criteria for the award of the Community Ecolabel for textile products

(notified under document number C(2009) 4595)

(Text with EEA relevance)

(2009/567/EC) (repealed)

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Annotations to the whole text

Textual amendments

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Repealed by Commission Decision of 5 June 2014 establishing the ecological criteria for the award of the EU Ecolabel for textile products (notified under document C(2014) 3677) (Text with EEA relevance) (2014/350/EU).

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  1. 1Article 1 Repealed
  2. 2Article 2 Repealed
  3. 3Article 3 Repealed
  4. 4Article 4 Repealed
  5. 5Article 5 Repealed
  6. 6Article 6 Repealed
  7. 7Article 7 Repealed
  8. Annex Repealed
  9. FRAMEWORK Repealed
  10. The aims of the criteria Repealed
  11. Assessment and verification requirements Repealed
  12. ECOLOGICAL CRITERIA Repealed
  13. TEXTILE FIBRE CRITERIA Repealed
  14. Acrylic Repealed
  15. 1.1The residual acrylonitrile content in raw fibres leaving the fibre production plant shall be less than 1,5 mg/kg. Repealed
  16. 1.2The emissions to air of acrylonitrile (during polymerisation and up to the solution ready for spinning), expressed as an annual average, shall be less than 1 g/kg of fibre produced. Repealed
  17. 2Cotton and other natural cellulosic seed fibres (including kapok) Repealed
  18. Elastane Repealed
  19. 3.1Organotin compounds shall not be used. Repealed
  20. 3.2The emissions to air of aromatic diisocyanates during polymerisation and fibre production, measured at the process steps where they occur, including fugitive emissions as well expressed as an annual average, shall be less than 5 mg/kg of fibre produced. Repealed
  21. 4Flax and other bast fibres (including hemp, jute, and ramie) Repealed
  22. 5Greasy wool and other keratin fibres (including wool from sheep, camel, alpaca, goat) Repealed
  23. 5.1Division 5.1 Repealed
  24. 5.2Division 5.2 Repealed
  25. 5.3Division 5.3 Repealed
  26. 5.4Division 5.4 Repealed
  27. 5.5Division 5.5 Repealed
  28. Man-made cellulose fibres (including viscose, lyocell, acetate, cupro, triacetate) Repealed
  29. 6.1The level of AOX in the fibres shall not exceed 250 ppm. Repealed
  30. 6.2For viscose fibres, the sulphur content of the emissions of sulphur compounds to air from the processing during fibre production, expressed as an annual average, shall not exceed 120 g/kg filament fibre produced and 30 g/kg staple fibre produced. Where both types of fibre are produced on a given site, the overall emissions must not exceed the corresponding weighted average. Repealed
  31. 6.3For viscose fibres, the emission to water of zinc from the production site, expressed as an annual average, shall not exceed 0,3 g/kg. Repealed
  32. 6.4For cupro fibres, the copper content of the effluent water leaving the site, expressed as an annual average, shall not exceed 0,1 ppm. Repealed
  33. 7Polyamide Repealed
  34. Polyester Repealed
  35. 8.1The amount of antimony in the polyester fibres shall not exceed 260 ppm. Where no antimony is used, the applicant may state ‘antimony free’ (or equivalent text) next to the Ecolabel. Repealed
  36. 8.2The emissions of VOCs during polymerisation and fibre production of polyester, measured at the process steps where they occur, including fugitive emissions as well, expressed as an annual average, shall not exceed 1,2 g/kg of produced polyester resin. (VOCs are any organic compound having at 293,15 K a vapour pressure of 0,01 kPa or more, or having a corresponding volatility under the particular conditions of use). Repealed
  37. 9Polypropylene Repealed
  38. PROCESSES AND CHEMICALS CRITERIA Repealed
  39. 10Auxiliaries and finishing agents for fibres and yarns Repealed
  40. 10.1Size: At least 95 % (by dry weight) of the component substances of any sizeing preparation applied to yarns shall be sufficiently biodegradable, or else shall be recycled. Repealed
  41. 10.2Division 10.2 Repealed
  42. 10.3The content of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) in the mineral oil proportion of a product shall be less than 3 % by weight. Repealed
  43. 11Biocidal or biostatic products Repealed
  44. 12Stripping or depigmentation Repealed
  45. 13Weighting Repealed
  46. 14All chemicals and chemical preparations Repealed
  47. 15Detergents, fabric softeners and complexing agents Repealed
  48. 16Bleaching agents: Chlorine agents are excluded for bleaching yarns, fabrics and end products Repealed
  49. 17Impurities in dyes: Colour matter with fibre affinity (soluble or insoluble) Repealed
  50. 18Impurities in pigments: Insoluble colour matter without fibre affinity Repealed
  51. 19Chrome mordant dyeing Repealed
  52. 20Metal complex dyes Repealed
  53. 21Azo dyes Repealed
  54. 22Dyes that are carcinogenic, mutagenic or toxic to reproduction Repealed
  55. 22.1The following dyes shall not be used: Repealed
  56. 22.2No use is allowed of dye substances or of dye preparations containing more than 0,1 % by weight of substances that are assigned or may be assigned at the time of application any of the following risk phrases (or combinations thereof): Repealed
  57. 23Potentially sensitising dyes Repealed
  58. 24Halogenated carriers for polyester Repealed
  59. Printing Repealed
  60. 25.1Printing pastes used shall not contain more than 5 % volatile organic compounds such as white spirit (VOCs: any organic compound having at 293,15 K a vapour pressure of 0,01 kPa or more, or having a corresponding volatility under the particular conditions of use). Repealed
  61. 25.2Plastisol-based printing is not allowed. Repealed
  62. 26Formaldehyde Repealed
  63. Waste water discharges from wet-processing Repealed
  64. 27.1Waste water from wet-processing sites (except greasy wool scouring sites and flax retting sites) shall, when discharged after treatment (whether on-site or off-site), have a COD content of less than 20 g/kg expressed as an annual average. Repealed
  65. 27.2If the effluent is treated on site and discharged directly to water, it shall also have a pH between 6 and 9 (unless the pH of the receiving water is outside this range) and a temperature of less than 40 °C (unless the temperature of the receiving water is above this value). Repealed
  66. 28Flame retardants Repealed
  67. 29Anti felting finishes Repealed
  68. 30Fabrics Finishes Repealed
  69. Fillings Repealed
  70. 31.1Division 31.1 Repealed
  71. 31.2Division 31.2 Repealed
  72. 31.3Detergents and other chemicals used for the washing of fillings (down, feathers, natural or synthetic fibres) shall comply with criterion 14 on ‘Auxiliary chemicals’ and criterion 15 on ‘Detergents, fabric softeners and complexing agents’. Repealed
  73. 32Coatings, laminates and membranes Repealed
  74. 32.1Products made of polyurethane shall comply with the criterion set out in point 3.1 regarding organic tin and the criterion set out in point 3.2 regarding the emission to air of aromatic diisocyanates. Repealed
  75. 32.2Products made of polyester shall comply with the criterion set out in point 8.1 regarding the amount of antimony and the criterion set out in point 8.2 regarding the emission of VOCs during polymerisation. Repealed
  76. 32.3Coatings, laminates and membranes shall not be produced using plasticisers or solvents, which are assigned or may be assigned at the time of application any of the following risk phrases (or combinations thereof): Repealed
  77. 32.4the VOC emissions to air shall not exceed 10 g C/kg. Repealed
  78. 33Energy and water use Repealed
  79. FITNESS FOR USE CRITERIA Repealed
  80. 34Dimensional changes during washing and drying Repealed
  81. 35Colour fastness to washing Repealed
  82. 36Colour fastness to perspiration (acid, alkaline) Repealed
  83. 37Colour fastness to wet rubbing Repealed
  84. 38Colour fastness to dry rubbing Repealed
  85. 39Colour fastness to light Repealed
  86. 40Information appearing on the Ecolabel Repealed

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The aims of the criteria

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Assessment and verification requirements

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ECOLOGICAL CRITERIA

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TEXTILE FIBRE CRITERIA

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1.1The residual acrylonitrile content in raw fibres leaving the fibre production plant shall be less than 1,5 mg/kg.F1

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1.2The emissions to air of acrylonitrile (during polymerisation and up to the solution ready for spinning), expressed as an annual average, shall be less than 1 g/kg of fibre produced.F1

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2Cotton and other natural cellulosic seed fibres (including kapok)F1

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3.1Organotin compounds shall not be used.F1

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3.2The emissions to air of aromatic diisocyanates during polymerisation and fibre production, measured at the process steps where they occur, including fugitive emissions as well expressed as an annual average, shall be less than 5 mg/kg of fibre produced.F1

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4Flax and other bast fibres (including hemp, jute, and ramie)F1

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5Greasy wool and other keratin fibres (including wool from sheep, camel, alpaca, goat)F1

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6.1The level of AOX in the fibres shall not exceed 250 ppm.F1

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6.2For viscose fibres, the sulphur content of the emissions of sulphur compounds to air from the processing during fibre production, expressed as an annual average, shall not exceed 120 g/kg filament fibre produced and 30 g/kg staple fibre produced. Where both types of fibre are produced on a given site, the overall emissions must not exceed the corresponding weighted average.F1

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6.3For viscose fibres, the emission to water of zinc from the production site, expressed as an annual average, shall not exceed 0,3 g/kg.F1

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6.4For cupro fibres, the copper content of the effluent water leaving the site, expressed as an annual average, shall not exceed 0,1 ppm.F1

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7PolyamideF1

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8.1The amount of antimony in the polyester fibres shall not exceed 260 ppm. Where no antimony is used, the applicant may state ‘antimony free’ (or equivalent text) next to the Ecolabel.F1

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8.2The emissions of VOCs during polymerisation and fibre production of polyester, measured at the process steps where they occur, including fugitive emissions as well, expressed as an annual average, shall not exceed 1,2 g/kg of produced polyester resin. (VOCs are any organic compound having at 293,15 K a vapour pressure of 0,01 kPa or more, or having a corresponding volatility under the particular conditions of use).F1

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9PolypropyleneF1

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PROCESSES AND CHEMICALS CRITERIA

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10Auxiliaries and finishing agents for fibres and yarnsF1

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10.1Size: At least 95 % (by dry weight) of the component substances of any sizeing preparation applied to yarns shall be sufficiently biodegradable, or else shall be recycled.F1

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10.3The content of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAH) in the mineral oil proportion of a product shall be less than 3 % by weight.F1

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11Biocidal or biostatic productsF1

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12Stripping or depigmentationF1

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13WeightingF1

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14All chemicals and chemical preparationsF1

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15Detergents, fabric softeners and complexing agentsF1

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16Bleaching agents: Chlorine agents are excluded for bleaching yarns, fabrics and end productsF1

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17Impurities in dyes: Colour matter with fibre affinity (soluble or insoluble)F1

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18Impurities in pigments: Insoluble colour matter without fibre affinityF1

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19Chrome mordant dyeingF1

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20Metal complex dyesF1

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21Azo dyesF1

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22Dyes that are carcinogenic, mutagenic or toxic to reproductionF1

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22.1The following dyes shall not be used:F1

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22.2No use is allowed of dye substances or of dye preparations containing more than 0,1 % by weight of substances that are assigned or may be assigned at the time of application any of the following risk phrases (or combinations thereof):F1

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23Potentially sensitising dyesF1

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24Halogenated carriers for polyesterF1

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25.1Printing pastes used shall not contain more than 5 % volatile organic compounds such as white spirit (VOCs: any organic compound having at 293,15 K a vapour pressure of 0,01 kPa or more, or having a corresponding volatility under the particular conditions of use).F1

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25.2Plastisol-based printing is not allowed.F1

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26FormaldehydeF1

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27.1Waste water from wet-processing sites (except greasy wool scouring sites and flax retting sites) shall, when discharged after treatment (whether on-site or off-site), have a COD content of less than 20 g/kg expressed as an annual average.F1

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27.2If the effluent is treated on site and discharged directly to water, it shall also have a pH between 6 and 9 (unless the pH of the receiving water is outside this range) and a temperature of less than 40 °C (unless the temperature of the receiving water is above this value).F1

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28Flame retardantsF1

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29Anti felting finishesF1

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31.3Detergents and other chemicals used for the washing of fillings (down, feathers, natural or synthetic fibres) shall comply with criterion 14 on ‘Auxiliary chemicals’ and criterion 15 on ‘Detergents, fabric softeners and complexing agents’.F1

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32Coatings, laminates and membranesF1

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32.1Products made of polyurethane shall comply with the criterion set out in point 3.1 regarding organic tin and the criterion set out in point 3.2 regarding the emission to air of aromatic diisocyanates.F1

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32.2Products made of polyester shall comply with the criterion set out in point 8.1 regarding the amount of antimony and the criterion set out in point 8.2 regarding the emission of VOCs during polymerisation.F1

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32.3Coatings, laminates and membranes shall not be produced using plasticisers or solvents, which are assigned or may be assigned at the time of application any of the following risk phrases (or combinations thereof):F1

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32.4the VOC emissions to air shall not exceed 10 g C/kg.F1

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33Energy and water useF1

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34Dimensional changes during washing and dryingF1

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35Colour fastness to washingF1

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36Colour fastness to perspiration (acid, alkaline)F1

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37Colour fastness to wet rubbingF1

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38Colour fastness to dry rubbingF1

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39Colour fastness to lightF1

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40Information appearing on the EcolabelF1

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