⚠️ EU Directive 2024/825 (ECGT) enforcement begins 27 September 2026. Unverifiable sustainability claims become illegal for businesses marketing to EU consumers. 1 week 4 days from now remaining
🌍 EU Green Claims Compliance Scanner

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Enter your website URL or paste your sustainability text. We check every claim against EU Directive 2024/825 (ECGT) and flag each violation — with a rewritten, directive-safe alternative. Free. No sign-up. Results in under 30 seconds.

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Sept '26 EU enforcement begins
€100k+ Fines per violation
5–7 days Full report turnaround
€149 One-time audit investment

What the scanner checks

Five ECGT violation categories

HIGH RISK

Vague Claims

Generic terms like "eco-friendly", "sustainable", "green", "responsible" used without proof of exceptional environmental performance. Banned outright under ECGT.

"We are committed to sustainability" → VIOLATION

HIGH RISK

Unquantified Comparatives

Words like "significantly", "considerably", "much less" used without a baseline and a measured outcome. "Significantly" almost always triggers this.

"Significantly cutting back on energy use" → VIOLATION

MEDIUM RISK

Aspirational as Fact

Future goals ("we aim to", "our ambition is") stated alongside present-tense claims in a way that misleads consumers about current performance.

"We have high ambitions for sustainability" → VIOLATION

MEDIUM RISK

Unsubstantiated Badge

A certification (Green Key, eco-label) displayed or mentioned without explaining what criteria were met or linking to verifiable proof.

Green Key logo with no explanation → VIOLATION

LOW–MEDIUM

Missing Quantification

Specific actions listed (LED lights, solar panels, water-saving taps) with implied outcomes but no published data to back up the impact claim.

"LED lights reduce our energy use" without kWh data → FLAGGED

Our research findings

What we found auditing Norwegian Green Key properties

6 Norwegian Green Key properties audited in our research
0 Properties with published quantified environmental data
100% Had at least one ECGT-violating claim
27 Sep EU enforcement date — 2026