Environmental product certifications
Our cement products are your sustainable choice and hold third party certification. Golden Bay Cements is committed to sustainable products and product transparency which is central to our strategy, vision and values.
Our NZ made cement has been independently assessed to demonstrate a 20% lower carbon emissions per tonne of cement than our import competitors.
Our Certifications
At Golden Bay Cement, we operate New Zealand’s only fully integrated cement manufacturing plant, maintaining a global standard to produce cement of the highest quality with the lowest impact on the environment
Environmental product declaration
EPDs are independently verified and registered documents that communicate transparent and comparable data and other relevant environmental information about the life-cycle environmental impact of products.
Having an EPD currently shows that your company is an early mover in the market and demonstrates that your company has a genuine commitment to environmental responsibility and transparency.
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Environmental choice license
In New Zealand, Environmental Choice is the official environmental label. The ECNZ ecolabel offers strong proof of environmental performance of a product.
Both of our cement products have the Environmental Choice licence for Portland Cement
- EverSure Type GP Cement
- EverFast Type HE Cement
Declare label
Declare is an ingredients initiative for building products that is designed to shape a greener, healthier environment for construction workers, business employees, and customers alike.
A DECLARE label answers three questions:
- Where does a product come from?
- What is it made of?
- Where does it go at the end of its life?
Declare is a transparency platform and an international product database that is changing the materials marketplace. It is a nutrition label for the building industry. It helps architects, designers, specifiers, and others better understand a product’s sustainable qualities and environmental effects.
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