eco-label

noun
UK /ˈiːkəʊ ˌleɪbl/
US /ˈiːkoʊ ˌleɪbl/

A small mark on a product that shows it is good for the Earth.

The shampoo bottle has an eco-label, so we know it is safe for the planet.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A symbol given by a group to show a product meets certain environmental rules.

The company earned an eco-label after cutting its plastic use.

3. A tag on food or goods that tells shoppers the item was made in an Earth-friendly way.

She looked for the eco-label before buying the coffee.

4. A mark used to help people choose products that cause less harm to nature.

The new eco-label on the paper helps buyers pick recycled packs.