Emission limit for copper in cupro fibre production

Mandatory

Required: must be met for the credential.

Klar Cite summary

Cupro fibre production must keep copper in effluent leaving the site to no more than 0.1 ppm as an annual average. Evidence the scheme asks for: written statement on compliance signed by CEO or authorised representative; detailed documentation and/or test reports. An independent assessor checks it. This concerns ecosystems and nature.

Eco Choice Aotearoa·clause 5.2.7 (d)·p.16

Limit
≤ 0.1 ppm

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Details

What the product must meet

Limits held for this clause

Parameter / contextOperatorLimitUnit
mass concentration≤0.1ppm

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The limit was held in the document’s own criteria field.

How it is proven

Evidence required
written statement on compliance signed by CEO or authorised representative; detailed documentation and/or test reports showing compliance with the criteria
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
Ecosystem 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 5.2.7 (d) · page 16 · build 2026-10-27-1239 · https://klarcite.com/r/628b8f0105c68b1e

Source document

Record details

Page 16, 5.2.7 Viscose Fibres. Read in build 2026-10-27-1239, harvested 2026-10-27.

uid 628b8f0105c68b1e · document 6bd6cad0e3a9d268 · fidelity verbatim · published 2012-01

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