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Pan-United offers on-demand environmental product declaration

It is the first concrete company to provide EPDs in Asia. 

Pan-United Corporation will be providing an on-demand Environmental Product Declaration (EPDs) certificate, allowing customers to have low-carbon concrete options. 

EPDs are disclosure reports that have been verified by third parties. It documents the materials and environmental impact of a product based on a cradle-to-grave life cycle assessment. 

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“These EPDs can contribute meaningfully to meeting global emissions reduction targets, particularly for embodied carbon, and advance the built environment’s transition towards net zero emissions,” May Ng, CEO  of Pan-United Corporation Ltd, said. 

Pan-United is the first concrete company to offer EPDs in Asia. The company noted that its EPDs for concrete mix designs are independently audited to international standards, such as ISO 14025 and EN15804.

 

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