For Shopify stores selling to EU consumers
Could your Shopify product copy create EU greenwashing risk?
Register for a free AI-assisted scan of public product pages, SEO text, image alt text, badges, and structured data. We identify environmental claims worth reviewing.
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What we check
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- Generic environmental claims such as “eco-friendly”, “green”, and “climate friendly”
- Self-made sustainability badges
- Claims about an entire product that apply only to one part
- Climate-neutral or carbon-neutral claims based on offsetting
How it works
- Register your interest
- Submit your Shopify store for review
- Receive a prioritized AI-assisted risk report
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The AI-assisted report highlights environmental claims worth reviewing and prioritizes them for your attention. It is a starting point for review, not a legal opinion or a guarantee of compliance.
Who this is for
Shopify merchants who sell to EU consumers and use environmental, recycled-material, sustainability, climate, or eco claims in their storefront.
Why now
EU consumer-protection rules applying from 27 September 2026 place stricter limits on generic environmental claims and unsupported sustainability labels.
Source: European CommissionFind risky claims before customers or regulators do.
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