How engineering consultancy Perega strengthened sustainability communication and joined the Anti-Greenwash Charter.

Brouns & Co is challenging misleading paint industry claims with clear, honest communication as a signatory of The Anti-Greenwash Charter.

Carbonology becomes the first verification body to join The Anti-Greenwash Charter, setting a new benchmark for credible and transparent carbon claims.

B2B agency Hattrick is embracing transparency by signing The Anti-Greenwash Charter—helping clients communicate more honestly and responsibly.

In an industry where invisibility is often the goal—designing security systems to melt into public infrastructure—Gunnebo Entrance Control is stepping into the spotlight for a different reason: transparency.

Founder Edward Bulmer explains how the Charter supports the brand’s mission to challenge greenwashing, protect consumer trust, and bring honesty back to the language of paint.

In a built environment sector flooded with sustainability claims, engineering consultancy Whitby Wood stands out—not for volume, but for rigour. When the UK company signed The Anti-Greenwash Charter, it wasn’t just box-ticking; it was an extension of a deeper cultural shift.

Marketing agency Select First joined The Anti-Greenwash Charter to promote honest, responsible communications. Founder Tom Bourne explains why they signed up and the impact so far.

Back to Earth joined the Charter to demonstrate its commitment to evidence-based sustainability claims in the built environment.