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Singapore Green Labelling Scheme
ISO 14024 Type 1 Ecolabel
Singapore Environment Council
Scheme Administrator
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Total Swiss Genie
Total Swiss Genie — certified under the SGLS. Held by CIT Cosmeceutical Pte. Ltd..
Deodorant Stick/Roller/Spray
SGLS
SGLS 017
Certification status: Valid
Verification data
| Certificate number | 017-001-1962 |
|---|---|
| Valid until | 2 January 2027 |
| Certification standard | Deodorant Stick/Roller/Spray (SGLS 017) |
| Scheme | Singapore Green Labelling Scheme (SGLS) |
| Name of licensee | CIT Cosmeceutical Pte. Ltd. |
| Registered address | 2 Ang Mo Kio Street 65 Singapore 569058 |
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Key environmental benefits
Why this product earned the Green Label — assessed against SGLS 017 criteria.
Limits on hazardous actives
Made with controls on the most hazardous active ingredients, for safer everyday use around people.
Lower-impact ingredients
Ingredients are screened to reduce harm to the air you breathe and the water they're rinsed into.
Efficient, less packaging
Designed to be effective in smaller amounts with less packaging waste.
Lower impact across its life
Assessed from ingredients through to disposal to keep the overall environmental footprint low.
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ISO 14024 · TYPE 1 ECOLABEL
What makes this certification credible
A Type 1 ecolabel is awarded only after independent, third-party assessment against published criteria — and it is time-bound. The expiry date is what separates a credible certification from a self-declared environmental claim.
Independent
Verified by an accredited third party, not the manufacturer or distributor.
Life-cycle based
Multi-criteria standards spanning raw material extraction through to disposal.
Time-bound & renewed
Valid for a fixed term, then independently re-audited against current criteria.