Paints and varnishes that pollute the environment the least possible “throughout their entire life circle”, starting from mining of the raw materials, to production, packaging, distribution, application, duration as well as the availability in the environment. They include the least possible amount of solvents and no toxic or other harmful substances to the environment and the end users.
Ecological criteria are determined based on how much the product pollutes in each of the stages of its life, starting from the extraction and production of raw materials, continuing with the production process, packaging, distribution, use, duration, ending up in the final mood in the environment. In all these stages, the following factors are taken into account (multiple criteria):
- air quality, water quality
- soil protection, waste reduction
- energy saving, natural resource management
- prevention of global warming
- protection of the ozone layer
- environmental safety, noise
- technical characteristics and performance of the product during application and use
- instructions for safe use and disposal of product residue in the environment
Why ecological colors?
- The balance in the environment has been disturbed.
- The temperature of the planet is rising, and the climate is changing.
- The responsibility is on everyone.
Ecological products combine, without any compromise on quality, the ecological character with the best technical performance, which must be certified by an approved laboratory of the European Union.
In contrast, any color that dilutes with water or does not contain ammonia does not necessarily mean that it is ecological.
VECHRO is the 1st company in Sales and Certifications of Ecological products in the Greek market and 3rd in Europe since 96 of its products are certified by the European Ecolabel. The company is well known for the high-quality products and the technical support in all fields.
VECHRO follows all the European Union instructions without any compromise for reliable Ecological paint and protection systems with the European Ecolabel (“The Flower”).
