PAH content limit in mineral oil proportion of products

Mandatory

Required: must be met for the credential.

Klar Cite summary

The mineral oil portion of a product must contain less than 3% PAH by weight. Evidence the scheme asks for: written statement on compliance signed by CEO or authorised representative. This concerns human health.

Eco Choice Aotearoa·clause 5.3.1 (c)·p.17

Limit
< 3 %

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Details

What the product must meet

Limits held for this clause

Parameter / contextOperatorLimitUnit
share<3%

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How it is proven

Evidence required
written statement on compliance signed by CEO or authorised representative; declarations indicating either the content of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons or the non-use of products containing mineral oils
Who checks it
Independent body verifies — a certifier, auditor or verifier with no stake

Klar Cite’s reading

Klar Cite’s reading of the clause, not the scheme’s own claim.

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

Eco Choice Aotearoa · Textiles, Skins and Leather · version EC-31-12 · clause 5.3.1 (c) · page 17 · build 2026-10-27-1239 · https://klarcite.com/r/486087921f4270c1

Source document

Record details

Page 17, 5.3.1 Auxiliaries and Finishing Agents for Fibres and Yarns. Read in build 2026-10-27-1239, harvested 2026-10-27.

uid 486087921f4270c1 · document 6bd6cad0e3a9d268 · fidelity verbatim · published 2012-01

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