A 6-minute diagnostic built around the major frameworks now in force or emerging, including the EU ECGT and Green Claims Directive, the UK DMCC Act and CMA Green Claims Code, and the US FTC Green Guides revision. Returns a personalised exposure report benchmarking your governance, substantiation, and evidence posture against the regulatory requirements landing across the EU, UK, US, and other major jurisdictions through 2026 to 2027.
Built by practitioners in regulatory intelligence and multi-jurisdiction compliance. No sales call required to receive your report.
A posture score for Claim Substantiation, Governance and Sign-off, Supply Chain Traceability, Regulatory Horizon-scanning, and Evidence Retention. These are the five areas where green claims enforcement is concentrating across the EU, UK, US, and other major jurisdictions.
Not generic risk categories. The concrete operational gaps implied by how your organisation handles substantiation, sign-off, and evidence today.
A forward view on what the major frameworks in your declared markets are likely to require, and where your current approach may need to evolve.
Multiple choice, designed around the real decisions organisations make when publishing green claims. Around 6 minutes.
A personalised PDF, delivered to your inbox within 60 seconds. Score breakdown, dimensional posture, specific gaps, and regulatory context for your declared markets.
Self-directed reading, a 20-minute exposure review with our team, or neither. The report is yours to use however you choose.
The amended Unfair Commercial Practices Directive (introduced via Directive 2024/825) entered into force in the EU in 2024. Member state transposition deadlines run through 2026, with enforcement following in sequence, and penalties reach 4 per cent of annual turnover in the relevant member state. Equivalent and parallel regulatory architecture is in force or emerging across the United Kingdom (DMCC Act, FCA anti-greenwashing rule, CMA Green Claims Code), the United States (FTC Green Guides revision, NY AG enforcement, California disclosure laws), and other major jurisdictions.
The Green Claims Directive is expected to add further substantiation and verification requirements on top. CSDDD introduces continuous supply chain due diligence obligations that extend beyond the claim itself to the underlying value chain.
Organisations that wait for clarity will be governing claims retrospectively against enforcement that has already begun. Organisations that act now are building the governance architecture that will be defensible across the next three regulatory cycles.
A personalised exposure report, delivered to your inbox in under a minute.
6 minutes. 8 questions. No sales call required.
Indicative exposure assessment. Not legal advice. Claim-specific assessment requires qualified counsel.
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