Eco Promotional Products. Inc. (EPP) is the only totally "green", full line promotional products company in the Ad Specialties Industry (ASI). We are dedicated to sustainability, supplying environmentally responsible merchandise and respecting our natural resources. We help our customers promote their brand and environmental goals while reducing landfill usage.

Recyclable

Recyclable: A designation for products or materials capable of being recovered from or diverted from waste streams for recycling, such as paper products, certain plastics, aluminum, and stainless steel. Some items may be recyclable in standard residential recycling programs, whereas others may require commercial recycling facilities.

Made In USA

Made In USA: Products and materials that are sourced and manufactured in the United States, supporting a smaller carbon footprint, local economy, and employment. This designation ensures minimum wage requirements, better control over product safety, and content transparency. 

Organic

Organic: Products made from materials grown without synthetic pesticides or herbicides, using organic farming methods, and certified by a third party. This designation includes certified organic cotton fabrics and certified organic health products. Some items may contain organic ingredients but cannot be fully certified due to additives, such as SPF. 

Energy Efficient

Energy Efficient: Products and systems that use less energy to perform as well as or better than standard products. This category includes solar-powered items, products with rechargeable batteries, wind-powered devices, and multi-purpose items that reduce overall energy consumption.

Biodegradable

Biodegradable: Products that can safely and relatively quickly break down by biological means into raw materials the ecosystem absorbs. Examples include wood, bamboo, paper, cardboard, jute, hemp, cotton, and some bio-based plastics (PLA).

Compostable

Compostable: Products, when placed in a compost bin, decay into organic matter that is usable as compost material. Composting is considered a form of recycling as it produces a usable end product. Some items may be composted in standard residential composting programs, whereas others may require commercial composting facilities to break down. 

Recycled

Recycled: Products made from post-industrial (pre-consumer) or post-consumer recycled materials, typically containing 25% or more recycled content. These products generally require fewer resources to manufacture and create more jobs in the manufacturing stream. 

Social Compliance

Social Compliance: Products or suppliers that have been verified by a third-party certification or compliance audit for meeting environmental and/or social standards, such as a certified B Corporation, WRAP certification, SMETA Audit, or similar. 

Renewable Resource

Renewable Resource: Products made with natural resources that replenish themselves relatively quickly, such as bamboo, cotton, corn, solar, and wind energy. This designation excludes slow-growing resources like trees and non-renewable resources like petroleum-based products.

Double Donation

Double Donation: Products include a donation to one or more applicable charities in addition to Eco Promotional Products' tree seedling donation, resulting in a double donation for every sale. (Eco Promotional Products donates a tree seedling through Trees for the Future with every order.)

Prop 65 Compliant

Prop 65 Compliant: Products that have undergone strict testing to ensure they do not contain any of the chemicals listed under California's Proposition 65 or contain levels below the no significant risk levels (NSRLs)/safe harbor levels, allowing them to be sold without a warning label in California. 

Carbon Offset

Carbon Offset: Products that contribute to carbon neutrality by using third-party certified carbon offsets as part of an ongoing effort to reduce direct emissions and minimize reliance on offsets. 

Diverse Owned

Products from a business certified that 51% or more of ownership is held by individuals from underrepresented groups, such as minorities, women, veterans, and LGBTQ+ individuals. Supporting these businesses promotes diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) efforts and helps address historical disparities in business ownership across various communities.