What is the exact claim?
“Eco” by itself is not yet a measurable description.

Now with 40% more green on the packaging.
A product that looks increasingly sustainable as the packaging becomes greener. The Green Claim Decoder then asks less decorative questions: what is being claimed, about which part, compared with what, and where is the evidence?
Try the check. No account required.
No automatic greenwashing verdict. Start with scope, baseline and evidence.
Hide leaves and green superlatives. Keep the exact claim, scope and baseline visible.
Hype visible. Facts unchanged.
A product that looks increasingly sustainable as the packaging becomes greener. The Green Claim Decoder then asks less decorative questions: what is being claimed, about which part, compared with what, and where is the evidence?
Look for concrete, comparable and verifiable information behind the green words.
Why this works →We are not scanning the product, but the commercial layer around it. The meter below is editorial, not a scientific score.
The decoder does not automatically call a claim illegal, false or greenwashing. Exact scope, baseline, evidence and current standards must be checked.
A precise, scoped claim with a clear baseline and evidence can simply be clear.
One relevant experience. Then we leave you alone.
“Eco” by itself is not yet a measurable description.
“30% better” needs a baseline.
A claim about packaging is not automatically a claim about the whole product.
It is, however, a remarkably popular graphic shape.
In case zero needed more detail.
Verified purchases: 0. Still a surprising number of opinions.
★★★★★PROOF OF PURCHASE0“Leaf coverage impressive. Baseline missing.”
★★★★★USE TIME0 min“Claim turned out to apply specifically to the packaging. Clear now.”
★★★★☆ORDER NUMBER—“Decoder refused to fill in the word greenwashing for me.”
★★★★☆RETURN COST€0“Turned off green glow. Claim suddenly had to become a sentence.”