Alloys
Mandatory
Required: must be met for the credential.
Superseded
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Klar Cite summary
This clause concerns derogation of alloys. This is possibly linked to human health.
Global GreenTag·clause 6.10.4·p.71
Human Health
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- Who checks it
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- Type of requirement
- Meet a limit or condition — e.g. a maximum emission or a minimum recycled content
- Standing
- Required — must be met for the credential
- Topic
- Human Health — the topic the clause addresses, grouped by the Common Materials Framework (CMF)
Cite this clause
Global GreenTag · Global GreenTag Products Standard v4.0 · version v4.0 · clause 6.10.4 · page 71 · build 2026-10-22-0117 · https://klarcite.com/r/2d66ed55cead508f
Record details
Page 71. Read in build 2026-10-22-0117, harvested 2026-10-22.
uid 2d66ed55cead508f · document 19f5424624592d52 · fidelity verbatim · published 2016-01-01