Labeling of Products From the Context of Environment, Quality and Safety

Rusko, Miroslav; Kralikova, Ruzena; Mikulova, Monika; Ilko, Jan

doi:10.2507/daaam.scibook.2016.37

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“…environmental marketing, environmental benchmarking). [11] Review of the EMS certification according to the ISO 14001 development of annual increase in organizations with a certified EMS in Slovak Republic are given in Table 1.…”

Section: Environmental Management Systems and Quality Management Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…according to the customer requirements and needs) • monitoring of the life span of products. [11] Instruments of the product policy can be applied at the level of the government product policy or the so-called product management which expresses the social responsibility of businesses, consumers and the state. [11] A company has to define what sustainability means for its business (from the environmental, economic, social as well as ethical point of view) because its approach to the product issues will depend on its vision, obligations and type of business, i.e.…”

Section: Product Policy and Environmental Tools Of Its Implementationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Connectivity of Quality Management Systems and Environmental Management Systems

Rusko¹,

Paulová²,

Vaňová³

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Environmental management is a set of voluntary environmental policies allowing the introduction of a systematic approach for organizations in solving environmental issues. Economic, social and environmental situation in the last century has resulted in the activities represented by the concept of sustainable development In order for development to have a long-term positive effect, it must be sustainable. Sustainable development is about ensuring that the resources of the Earth, which we use to promote economic growth, will be available also to future generations. The attention that is currently paid to the threats posed by global climate change is an example of how human freedom and human development can be undermined when the interests of economic growth and development are separated from the interests of the environment. The current environmental problems' solution is not just a question of technical solution, which until recently was caused by either a response to an environmental problem accrued or within the more progressive approach as a preventive approach. It should be a change in the value of the orientation of a human, as an individual, but also of society and all mankind. As today's consumers are beginning to become increasingly more aware of the problems of environmental pollution, so do producers and trades are beginning to modify their thinking and behavior towards proenvironmental direction and this way try to address their consumers.

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Section: Environmental Management Systems and Quality Management Systemsmentioning

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Section: Product Policy and Environmental Tools Of Its Implementationmentioning

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Connectivity of Quality Management Systems and Environmental Management Systems

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Vaňová³

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“…Every product which is placed on the market must be labelled. [12] European Conformity marking (CE) is a certification mark that indicates conformity with health, safety, and environmental protection standards for products sold within the European Economic Area (EEA). The CE marking is the manufacturer's declaration that the product meets the requirements of the applicable EC directives.…”

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Ekolabeling as Development Facilitator of the Environmentally Oriented Product Policy

Kralikova¹,

Rusko²,

Wessely³

2017

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Products available on the market should be healthiness and should not threaten human life and the overall safety of the consumer and does not pollute the environment. This means that security specifications and standards have to exist and to be adopted by each country for any product. Consumers must be protected from any damage that could be caused by the product. Fundamental right of every consumer should be the availability of necessary information to protect their own health and safety. Systems of environmental evaluation and labelling are implemented, which claim that the product (in concordance with the recent knowledge) process parameters minimizing or eliminating its negative environmental impacts. Product labelling is an option to reduce the risk and provide some form of assurance that products are safe. This paper discuses the present state and perspectives of ecolabeling lined from research hypothesis based on the results of a study from surveys oriented to interest of customers for buying environmental suitable products.

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Labeling of Products From the Context of Environment, Quality and Safety

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Connectivity of Quality Management Systems and Environmental Management Systems

Connectivity of Quality Management Systems and Environmental Management Systems

Ekolabeling as Development Facilitator of the Environmentally Oriented Product Policy

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