The Hong Kong Green Organization (2019 - 2021)

The Hong Kong Green Organisation Certification (HKGOC) aims to benchmark green organisations with substantial achievement in green management, to encourage participants to adopt environmental practices in different aspects and to recognise their efforts and commitments to the environment. It is a prestigious certification scheme with high credibility. It also encourages participants to strive for self-improvement in specific environmental aspects.

The HKGOC is led by the Environmental Campaign Committee (ECC) alongside the Environmental Protection Department and in conjunction with nine organisations, namely, in alphabetical order, the Advisory Council on the Environment, the Business Environment Council, the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce, the Chinese Manufacturers’ Association of Hong Kong, the Federation of Hong Kong Industries, the Hong Kong Chinese Importers’ & Exporters’ Association, the Hong Kong Council of Social Service, the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce and the Hong Kong Productivity Council.

HKGOC consists of five Certificates, namely “Wastewi$e Certificate”, “Energywi$e Certificate”, “Productwi$e Certificate”, “IAQwi$e Certificate” and “Carbon Reduction Certificate”. The first four Certificates encourage initiatives on waste reduction, energy saving, improvement of product environmental attributes and improvement of indoor air quality (IAQ) respectively. They recognise participating organisations that have attained specified environmental requirements and achieved self-improvement goals. In addition, the Carbon Reduction Certificate recognises organisations with quantifiable carbon reduction achievements.

Pristine Living Ltd is proud to announce that we have won “The Hong Kong Green Organization Certificate” which is established to recognise the efforts of the organisations that have successfully reduced the environmental impact across life-cycle of their products.  It also promotes products with less environmental impacts that are available in Hong Kong market.