If you manufacture, market or convert nonwovens products, or provide nonwovens substrates to this segment, you are invited to join EDANA.
Since 2008, EDANA and INDA have developed standards and published guidelines along with a Code of Practice to help companies assess their product prior to making a flushable claim. We also promote one consistent “Do Not Flush” symbol to be used on products that do not meet the Guidelines or have a significant potential to be flushed, even if not designed or marketed for this purpose.
If you haven’t already, we encourage you to join with other leaders in the nonwovens industry and adopt the Flushability Guidelines and Code of Practice. By doing so, you can have confidence in your flushable claim, correctly label those products that should not be flushed, and do the right thing for our environment and waterways.
External or independent laboratories that are able to conduct these tests include: