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Every requirement in build 2026-10-05-0439 that records a numeric limit with an operator, lined up by the unit the source document used. Nothing is converted between units: a limit written in mg/m³ is only ever compared with other mg/m³ limits, because a conversion this register did not read would be an inference.
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3 limits in % of the E1 classification limit, across 2 schemes, smallest first.
| Limit | Scheme | Criterion | Standard | Citation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| < 50 % of the E1 classification limit | EU Ecolabel | Formaldehyde Emissions from Wood-Based Panels 3.3 Wording is not listed. Open the clause to read it where the publisher’s terms allow. | Furniture 32016D1332 | Open clause |
| < 50 % of the E1 classification limit | EU Ecolabel | Formaldehyde emission limits Criterion 7 Wording is not listed. Open the clause to read it where the publisher’s terms allow. | Wood-, cork- and bamboo-based floor coverings 32017D0176 | Open clause |
| ≤ 50 % of the E1 classification limit | Global GreenTag | Formaldehyde Emission Limits A5.04 Mattress and Related Products Supplementary Standard A5.04.2.2.3 Formaldehyde emission from untreated raw wood-based materials: Wording is not listed. Open the clause to read it where the publisher’s terms allow. | NaturePositive+ Declaration Standard v1.0 | Open clause |
No comparable limit recorded in % of the E1 classification limit
These schemes are held in this build but nothing read from their documents records a numeric limit in this unit. That is not a claim they have no limit.
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