Product Survey - Greenpeace
Product Survey - Greenpeace
Product Survey - Greenpeace
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<strong>Survey</strong> criteria<br />
In June 2010, <strong>Greenpeace</strong> asked 21<br />
companies to submit the greenest products<br />
that would be on the market by November 1,<br />
2010. Eighteen companies submitted<br />
products.<br />
The leading manufacturers of desktop computers,<br />
notebooks, netbooks, computer monitors, mobile phones,<br />
smartphones as well as televisions were directly invited to<br />
submit their greenest products via an assessment form that<br />
was provided. In addition, the form was published on the<br />
<strong>Greenpeace</strong> website and other forums to offer smaller<br />
manufacturers the opportunity to participate. For the first<br />
time two major Indian computer manufacturers have also<br />
taken part in the survey. In another first for this survey,<br />
companies were provided with a document detailing most<br />
of the methodologies used for the scoring. This was done<br />
not only to ensure that the companies could select their<br />
highest performing products, but also to increase the<br />
transparency of the process.<br />
The principles behind this year’s survey are very similar to<br />
those in previous years, but slight adjustments have been<br />
made to our criteria. Each company was allowed to submit<br />
three products per product category, which we then<br />
assessed and scored against the criteria. If a company<br />
submitted more than one product in a category we chose<br />
the highest-scoring device for inclusion in the report. Once<br />
the assessments were complete, companies were invited<br />
to review them to ensure accurate product information.<br />
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