MorGreen is the story of Morbern’s journey toward sustainability and the products that exemplify it.
Morbern’s Environmental Management System outlines policies and procedures that govern the environmental impacts of our activities, products, and services. From rules on waste handling to research ventures into renewable products, Morbern continually works to be sustainable and responsible to leave as little environmental impact as possible.
In addition to our own policy, Morbern manages all known compliance obligations, rules and regulations according to ISO 14001:2015, an international management system standard that outlines how organizations can enhance environmental performance.
What does that mean? We decrease our environmental impact, and prevent degradation of the environment and wildlife by:
Read on to learn how Morbern fulfills these promises, and creates positive outcomes for our community.
Oeko-Tex Certification
Oeko-Tex® is a European toxicity test that evaluates textiles for the presence of a broad array of harmful substances that may cause potential health impacts through direct skin contact. Four classes of certification are granted to textiles that meet or fall below specified limits for a broad array of chemicals.
ISO 14001 registration
ISO (International Organization for Standardization) is a Geneva-based non-governmental organization established in 1947. Representing over 150 countries worldwide, ISO’s objective is to promote standardized practices in the international trade of goods and services. The ISO 14001 standard focuses on environmental management.
To obtain registration, all corporate practices are carefully evaluated and measured for environmental impact. An environmental policy is defined, including concrete goals to reduce the effects identified. This environmental policy includes a commitment to compliance with environmental laws and company policies, continual improvement and prevention of pollution.
An environmental management system is created to ensure that environmental policy is implemented. An independent ISO consultant is retained to continually monitor and measure progress, and to verify that ISO standards are observed. ISO 14001 processes are audited on an annual basis and registered companies must demonstrate continual reduction of their environmental impact.