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What standards are there which certify biodegradable and compostable?

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What standards are there which certify biodegradable and compostable?

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• Existing compo stability standards include European Norm EN13432 and American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM) D6400-99. Of these, EN13432 is the strictest, requiring 90% biodegradation in 90 days, while ASTM D6400-99 requires 60% biodegradation in 180 days. Both set limits of required disintegration in addition to stipulating allowable levels of toxins. • Biodegradability is certified by The International Standards Organization (ISO) 14855, which requires 60% biodegradation in 180 days, though makes no stipulations regarding disintegrations or toxins remaining.

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