Eco Mark Product Category No.143“Shoes and Footwear Version 1.9”
Certification Criteria-Applicable ScopeA. Leather shoes
B. Rubber, plastic, and fabric shoes
C. Other footwear (Japanese footwear, slippers, sandals, etc.)

Established
RevisedExpiration date

December 1, 2008
August 1, 2024
November 30, 2030

Japan Environment Association
Eco Mark Office

NO TE: This do cument is a translatio n of the criteria written in Japane se . In theeve nt of disp ute , the orig inal do cument sho uld be take n as autho ritative .

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Eco Mark Product Category No. 143“Shoes and Footwear Version 1. 9” Certification Criteria

C. Other Footwear (Japanese Footwear, Slippers, Sandals, etc.)
Japan Environment Association
Eco Mark Office
1. Purpose of Establishing Criteria
Omitted2. Applicable Scope
Of “footwear” based on the “Standard commodity classification for Japan,”sandals, Japanese footwear, slippers, etc.
3. Terminology
Omitted4. Certification Criteria and Procedures
To show conformance to the individual criteria item, the respective AttachedCertificates shall be submitted.
In addition, for a leather material certified by JE L label, which isadministered by Japan Leather and Leather Goods Industries Association,
submission of a copy of a JE L label certificate can replace the certifica tion
procedures of 4-1. (1) and (11) to (16) below, among appropriate reference
items.
4-1.

Environmental Criteria and Certification Procedures

4-1-1. Common Environmental Criteria and Certification Procedures(1) Leather material used for products shall be calf and cow leather, pig
leather, sheep leather, horse leather or goat leather, and at the same time,by-products of meat (foods).
[Certificate Procedure]
A certificate for material used that stipulates the mat erial used forupper, lining, sock lining (insole for products without sock lining), andoutsole shall be submitted. In addition, for leather material, attach thematerial supply certificate which tanners issue.
(2) Any materials listed in Table 1 shall be u sed for member (component)that accounts for not less than 50% of the mass or the surface area of theoverall product and satisfy the standard content rate.

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Table 1 Standard content rate to total mass of member (component) that
accounts for not less than 50% of the mass or the surface area of theoverall product
Kind ofmaterial
FibersMaterial name
Unused fibers, reclaimed
fibers,Polymer recycled fibers,chemical recycled fibers
Unbleached cotton, Oxygen based bleached cotton(hydrogen peroxide bleach,ozone bleach, etc.)
and no fluorescent brightener(Appendix 2-1 shall also be
met)
Organic cotton
Organic cotton (transition
stage) (see note 1)
Bio-based synthetic fiber

Plastics

Recycled plastics
Bio-based plastics

Rubber
TimberRecycled rubber
Lumber from thinning, waste
wood, lower grade timber,waste plant fiberStandard content rate(mass%)
More than 10 %More than 40 %More than 25% for plant based fiber
More than 70 %More than 30%
More than 25%
And biobased synthetic
polymer content rate:
more than10%
More than 20%
Biobased synthetic
polymer: content rate:
more than 25%
More than 20%
100%(Note1) T r ace a b il i ty o f o rg an ic co t to n s sh a ll be o b t ai ne d , a nd ce rt if i ca t io n f o r
pro d uc t s , o r f o r th r e ad s a nd cl o th s th a t ar e d ire c t ly su pp l ie d to t hema nuf a c tu re r o f t he p ro d uc t s a pp ly in g fo r ce rt if i c at io n, sh a l l b e po s s i b le .
Th e r e q u ire me n t s to be o rg an i c sh a l l be co mp li e d w i t h the e qu i v a le n t b a s i c
re q u ire me n t s o f E C R e g u la t io n s, U SD A /NO P (U . S. D e p ar t me n t o f Ag r i cu l tu re
Na t io n a l O rg an ic P ro g r am) o r I F O A M (In t e rn a t io n a l Fe de r a tio n o f O r g a n ic
Ag r i cu l tu re Mo v e m e nt s ) Ce r t if ie d Pr o g r am , a nd s h a ll i nc l ude o rg an i c
co tt o n s d ur ing th e t r an s i t io n s t ag e .
(No te 2) I n the e v e n t th a t an y m a te ri a l l i s te d a bo v e i s u se d fo r g ro u nd f a b ri co f a rt if i ci a l l e a t he r an d s y n th e ti c le a t he r, the s t an d ard co n t e nt r a te fo r
fi be r s s ha l l a p p ly

Table 2-1 additional requirement s f or non-bleaching and oxygen based bleaching<For both non-bleaching and oxygen - based bleaching>Efforts to reduce energy us e (CO 2 emissions) required forprocessing without increasing the amount of chemical substance2/34

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used compared to exis ting process es (alkali scouring, chlorine based bleaching or hydrogen peroxide ( alkali) bleaching) duri ng thedesizing process, scouring and bleaching have been done ( ef forts ineither process are acceptable if use is reduced in the entire
process).
<For non- bleaching>
Chemical substances in Appendix 3 -2 that are hazardous to thewater environment shall no t be used during des izing and scouringin the cas e of non - bleaching.
<For oxygen- bas ed bleaching>
Chemical substances in Appendix 3 -2 that are hazardous to thewater environment shall not be us ed in principle, excluding
chemical bleaching agents during th e process of des izing andscouring in the case of oxygen based bleaching. H owever, only if theamount of CO2 emissions are reduced by 30% compared to theexis ting process (alkaline scouring, hydrogen peroxide ( alkaline)
scouring), chemical substances that are hazardous to the water
environment, and w ere used in the existing process, may be usedby reducing the amount us ed and by not leaving any residue of thecorresponding elements in the fibers and discharged water.
Table 2-2 Chemical substances hazardous to inhabitants of the water
environment
Chemical substance s hazardous to the wate r env ironme nt shallclassif ied as f o llow s:- The classificatio n according to "G lo bally Harmonize d Sy ste mClassificatio n and Labe ling o f Che micals"beof[G HS]
H400:Stro ng p o iso no us te ndency to inhabit ants of the w ate r env iro nment
H410:Ex tre me ly strong po iso no us te nde ncy to the w ate r e nv ironme nt due
to lo ng - te rm inf lue nce
H411:Po iso nous te nd e ncy to inhabitants of the w ate r e nv iro nment due tolo ng - te rm inf luence- The c lassif ication based o n EU "Risk phrase (D ire ctio n 67/548EEC)"[R phrase ]R50: Has strong p oisonous te nde ncy to inhabitants of the w ate r
env iro nment
R51: Has po isonous te nde ncy to inhabitants o f the w ate r env ironme nt
R52: Hazard ous to inhabitants of the w at e r env ironme nt
R53: Mig ht incur a lo ng - term ne g ative influence on the w ate r e nviro nme nt
Re g ard ing che mical agents that are uncle ar in the abo ve classificatio n,chemical age nts w hich me e t the fo llo w ing conditions, o r o ne s pe rmitte dby the Glo bal O rg anic Te x tile Standard (G O TS), may be used.
Oral to x icity Confo rms to LD 50>2000mg /kg as we ll as to e ithe r of the
fo llow ing :Water env iro nme nt inhabitant's to x icity LC50, EC50, IC50>100mg/L or
mo reor
Whe n biod eg rad ation is 70% o r more Wate r env ironme nt inhabitan t's

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to x icity LC50、 EC50、 IC50>10mg /Lor
Whe n biod eg rad ation is 95% o r more Wate r env ironme nt inhabitant's
to x icity LC50、 EC50、 IC50>1mg /L
Samp le of Med icinal Substance s That Can be Use d
Enzyme, citric acid , ace tic acid, gluco nic acid soda, calcined soda,
neg ative and p o sitive nonionic activ ato rs (natural fatty acid of palmitic
acid N a, o le ic acid N a, ste aric acid Na, taurine acid NA, e tc. orsurf actants satisf ying the abov e re quire me nts)

[Certification Procedure]
The certificate for the mass ratio of materials listed in Appendix 1 inpart of members(components)

andthe following raw

material

certificate shall be submitted
In the case of using unused fiber or recycled fiber, the applicant or
the manuf acturer s hal l submit a certificate indicating the mass ratioof the total mass in the entire product. They shall s ubmit a material
certif icate

indicatingthedetailsofunused/recycledmaterials ,recycled methods, content rate, management methods, etc. which w as
issued by the supplier of the fiber material ( by the stuff ing supplierwhen reusing stuffing). When criteria f or fiber - bas ed recycled f ibers
are applied, amounts of recycled materials received (amounts us ed)
and their breakdow n (recovered fiber, other waste pla stic, etc.) andresults f rom a recent year, as well as their receiving s ystem andresults of recovered fiber from post -consumer materials shall bereported.
In the case of using unbleached or oxygen based cotton, efforts to
reduce energy consumption during des izing, scouring and w hitening,
and the types and amounts of chemical agents used by the operator
shall be submitted. If a chemical agent not found in a u sable chemical
agent is used, materials (safety data sheet (SDS), etc.), whichindicates that it does not correspond to hazardous properties shown
on Appendix 3 -1 s hall also be s ubmitted. If the case corres ponds to a
reduction of CO 2 emissions by 30% or mo re, a description of thecomparative results of CO2 emissions, as well as the processing ofchemicals ubstances

hazardous

environment shall be submitted.

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to

inhabitants

of

the

water

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In the case of using organic cotton, the certificate, as well as thosecertif ied by a third - party, for the mass ratio of organic cotton shallbe s ubmitted. If the product applying for certification has not yet
been certif ied, the certif ied document for fiber materials after thecloth phase and the certif icate which describes t he shipment status(trans action certif icate, etc.) of the certified materials and theirusage ratio and management method s hall be s ubmitted.
In the event that the material is plastics or rubber, the material
certificate issued by recycled material produc ers (recycled material
collection traders, etc.) shall be submitted.
In the event that the material is timber, the material certificate thatstates that the relevant material falls under any of recycled or unused
timber or waste plant fibers, which is iss ued by material producers(timber producers, etc.) shall be submitted . However, in the event thatthe number of material producers exceed s 10 companies, it is allowed
to submit the certificates of companies of top -ten material transaction
volume.
In the event that timber from thinning is used for material, thecertificate of production region which stipulates the production region,kind of trees, quantity, and planting year as well as photographs ofapplicable forest units (that indicate thinning has been carried out)
shall be submitted . Thinning ratio, how many times of thinning, andother information should be included as much as possible.
In the event that lower grade timber is used for material, a certificatethat stipulates the following shall be submitted:
・ Kind of forest (naturally regenerated forest, planted forest, etc.),
producing region, and kind of trees. In the case of a planted forest,
stipulate the planting year, too.
・ Under what conditions (timber damaged by disease and insect
pest, disaster-struck, bent or small -diameter, etc.) the timber was
produced. With respect to small -diameter timber, report the forest
management operation method, small end diameter, etc.
In addition to this, in the event that the product falls under paragraph

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a or b prescribed by the definitions of terms of lower grade timber,documents that the forest was certified by a third party as asustainable forest shall be submitted.
Table: Forest certificate
Certification
Certification shall keep balance between
criteria
ecological and social benefits, agree toAgenda 21 and the Declaration of Forest
Principle,
andobserverelatedinternational agreements and treaties.
Certification
shallcontaindefiniterequirements and shall promote and beoriented to sustainable forest.
Certification shall be nationally orinternationally recognized and shall berecommended as part of an open process towhich ecological, economic, a nd social
interested parties can participate.
Certification
The certification system shall provide
systemhigh transparency, maintain extensive
national or international reliability, andenable the verification of requirements.
Certification
Certification organization and association
organization
shall be highly impartial and reliable,
andallow them to be verified as to whether or
association
not they satisfy requirements, report theverification results, and be able toeffectively implement requirements.
In addition, if of the lower -grade timber, bamboo is used for materi al,a certificate stipulating the following, photographs or a map of thevicinity of the bamboo grove shall be submitted.
・

Kind

of

bamboo,producing

district,

surrounding

conditions,explanation that it is the felling for appropriate maintenancemanagement for environmental preservation, management plan,and quantity.
When us ing the bio -based plastic, the applicant or the manufacturer
shall submit a certificate indicating the bio - based s ynthetic polymer
content ratio in the relevant material (par t). When using bio- based
synthetic fibers, they s hall s ubmit a certificate calculating the mass
ratio of bio-bas ed s ynthetic f ibers and bio - bas ed s ynthetic polymer
content ratio in the relevant material (part), as well as a material
certif icate indicating bio- based s ynthetic polymer content ratio in the

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bio- based synthetic fiber materials iss ued by a fiber material supplieror a raw resin s upplier. For the bio- bas ed plastic (raw res in) thereof,
measurement results of the bio - bas ed synthetic polymer content
calculated with the method specif ied using bio - based carbon content
in ISO 16620- 3, using measurement results of the bio - bas ed carbon
content and element composition by according to the 14C method
specified in ISO 16620 -2 or ASTM D6866 -05 shall be mentione d.
Should there be any deviation of 10% or higher between themeasurement res ults and the bio -bas ed synthetic polymer content
rate in the standard, a description of a reas on(s) theref or shall also
be included. The measurement results of the bio -based carbon content
rate s hall be s ubmitted as an attached document.
In addition, for appropriate maintenance of the bio -based synthetic
polymer

content

rate

after

certification,

any

of

the

followingcertif icates iss ued by a raw res in s upplier ( including a dealer) s hallbe submitted.
- An explanatory document stating that meas urements of thebio -based carbon polymer content rate w ill be regularly carried out, andthat meas urement results can be dis closed as per a request of the Eco
Mark Office; and- A certif icate t hat the Applicant has been audited or certified by athird party for management of the bio - based synthetic polymer
content rate.
In the case of any material which uses an Eco -Mark-certified productas an intermediate product, stipulating “brand name,” “ce rtification
No.,” and “type/product number” of the relevant intermediate productin the Attached certification can be substituted for a material
certificate, measurement results of the bio -based synthetic polymer
content, a certificate of the proper maintenance of biobased synthetic
polymer content rate after certification .
(3) The product using bio-based plastics or bio-based synthetic fiber shallmeet the following requirements , a and b..
a. Sustainability of biomass mixed into plastic as raw material shall meetthe requirements of Appendix 1(a) “Sustainability checklist of bio -based
plastics (raw resin)” and the supply chains of the biomass shall be

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identified. If the biomass material has underwent third -party audit or
certificationforsustainability(aninternationalsustainability

certification for plastics, etc.), the result of audit or certification may besubmitted as evidence instead of Appendix 1(a) .
b. It shall be confirmed through life cycle assessment (LCA) that the bio based plastic (raw resin) does not cause an increase of GHG emissions (interms of CO2) throughout the product life cycle in comparison with a resin
to replace with.
[Certification Procedure]a. An applicant shall submit documents on the source of biomass material(a cultivation area (country, state, city, etc.), a generation process ofwaste and residues, etc.), a manufacturing flowchart (of raw resin)(describe

the

name

of

manufac turersoffundamental

chemicals(monomers), polymers, etc.), and checklists or an evidence of a third party audit or certification.
To the application for Eco Mark certification of products containing bio based plastics or biomass materials that have never been certified foruse, Eco Mark Office may request the applicant (or the plastic supplier)to provide information on the chemical composition of the products (seeAppendix 1(b) .
b. An applicant shall submit the result of LCA conducted by a third -party.
(Anapplicantshallprovidethe

LCA result

and

the

calculation

conditions. If the applicant has underwent LCA under an internationalsustainability certification scheme for plastics, it may submit the data
instead. The applicant may submit an academic pape r published on ajournalasanevidence

as

long

as

the

same

materials

and/ormanufacturing processes (sites) are mentioned in the paper as those used
for the product applied for certification.).
In the case of any material which uses an Eco -Mark-certified product as
an intermediate product, stipulating “brand name,” “certification No.,”and “type/product number ” of the relevant intermediate product in the
Attached Certificate can be substituted for such certification.
(4) Formaldehyde of adhesives used for products shall have any of the
diffusion speed of 5 µg/(m 2 h) or less, the amount of emission of 0.3 mg/l
or less, or less than or equal to the reference value of Table 9 of Section

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4-1-2 (19). However, this item shall no t apply to adhesives that do not use
material that diffuses formaldehyde.
[Certification Procedure]
All the adhesives used for the product shall be stated in the Certificate
for Adhesives Used and be submitted. Whether or not engineering woodis used shall be stated in the attached certificate .

In addition, test

results of the diffusion speed by JIS A 1901, test results of the amountof emission by JIS A 1460, test results prescribed in Ministerial
Ordinance No. 34 of Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfar e, or acertificate such as a certification, MSDS, etc. stating that the adhesives
contained in the product are less than or equal to the reference value(Class F, etc.) shall be submitted . For the adhesives to which any
material that diffuses formalde hyde is not added, a certificate issued by
the adhesive manufacturer or the applicant stating that no such material
is added shall be submitted .
(5) In the event that water-based adhesives are used, the safety concerning
antiseptics shall have been confirmed.
[Certification Procedure]
For water-based adhesives, a certificate as to the addition of antiseptics,
which is issued by the adhesive manufactur er or the applicant shall be
submitted. With respect to the antiseptics, a certificate such as MSDS,
etc. and CAS registration No. that indicate the safety of the antiseptics
shall be submitted .
(6) The product shall not use antimicrobial agents as far as possible. In thecase of use, the product shall be certified by such as the SIAA Mark ofSociety of Industrial technology for Antimicrobial Articles or Registration
system for the use of antimicrobial performance criteria of Japan
Construction Material & Hous ing Equipment Industries Federation.
[Certification Procedure]Compliance with this item shall be indicated in the Attached Certificate.
In the case of using antibacterial agents, documents certifying SIAA Markof Society of Industrial technology for Antim icrobial Articles, or SEKMark of Japan Textile Evaluation Technology Council, etc. shall be
submitted.

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143V1 Criteria C(7) Products that use natural rubber or metal (clasps, fasteners, ornament
portions, etc., including plating) shall have information on latex allergy
and metal allergy and type of the metal used stipulated on any of producthangtags, operating instructions, b rochures, etc. However, if they areused in a part that rarely contacts a human body or from which anallergic component is less likely to leak due to perspiration and tocontact a human body for a long period of time, either or both of a nameof material, data on allergy shall be indicated to provide the information
to those with allergy.
[Certification Procedure]
The relevant part that contains the above-mentioned information ( evencopies or manuscripts are acceptable) shall be submitted.
If natural rubber or metal are used in a part that rarely contacts ahuman body and from which an allergic component is less likely to leakand to contact a human body for a long period of time, a document stating
to that extent shall be submitted.
Statement example (natu ral rubber): “This product uses natural rubber.
Depending on the constitution, itching, rashes, eruptions, and othersymptoms may be caused. If any abnormality is felt, stop using the
product.”
Statement example (metal): “This product uses metal for ornam ent
portions.

Metal

may

cause

itching,rashes,eruptions,

and

other

symptoms depending on the constitution. If any abnormality is felt, stopusing the product (base material: brass; surface finish: nickel chrome
plated).
(8) In any of the product proper, pro duct tag, operating instructions,brochures, etc., the following a through d shall be stipulated. By the way,
shoes in which synthetic leather is used for uppers, rubber, synthetic
resin, or a mixture of these and uppers and soles are pasted by adhesives
shall conform to the Quality Labeling Standards for Sundries andIndustrial Products of the Household Goods Labeling Law.
a. Name of each material (upper material, outsole, sock lining, etc.)
b. Maintenance method and storage method (in particular, shoes wi th
polyurethane used for outsole, stipulate “Polyurethane is used forthe outsole. Polyurethane may be aged by moisture. Store in a well -10/34

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ventilated location,” etc.)
c. Manufacturing date of shoes (where polyurethane is used for theoutsole)d. Stipulate one or more items of the following information in thevicinity of Eco Mark labeling so that the purport of being Eco -Markcertified is identified (when Eco Mark is indicated).
・ Reduction of harmful substances (Ex. formaldehyde, heavy
metals, and other harm ful substances are reduced.)
・ Use of a material listed in Table 1. (Ex. For outsoles,  isused.)[Certification Procedure]
The applicable portions (copies or manuscripts are acceptable) that
include the above -mentioned information shall be submitted .
(9) The products and product packaging shall not use plastics containing
halogens (in this section, resin as fibers is included) in the polymer
backbone. However, if plastics containing halogens in the polymer
backbone are used in products, 70% or more of the m aterial of plastic
parts of used products shall be collected. Furthermore, 70% or more of
the materials of the collected plastic parts shall be recycled.
[Certification Procedure]
For products and packaging, use or no t of plastics containing halogens
in the polymer backbone shall be indicated in the attached certificate
form. If the halogen elements for the polymer structure are used, copies(manuscripts acceptable) of a document certifying that they shall becollected and recycled when they are disposed of , and a collection rate,
and a rate of material recycling, and operating instructions, labels,
catalogues, etc. describing a method of collection (a contact address of
the applicant, a description that they will perform collection/recycling)
shall be submi tted. Additionally, after conclusion of a use agreement, theEco Mark Office may request the applicant to report the collection rate(or conduct auditing) and the applicant must cooperate with them.
(10)

In manufacturing the appl ying product, related environmental laws
and regulations and pollution control agreement (hereinafter referred toas the “Environmental Laws, etc.”) must be followed with respect to air
pollution, water contamination, noise, offensive odor, and emission of

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hazardous substances in the area where the plant performing the final
manufacturing process is located.
In addition, the state of compliance with the Environmental Laws, etc.
for the past five years from the date of application (whether there is any
violation) must be reported. If there is any violation, proper remedies
and preventive measures shall have been already taken, and the related
Environmental Laws, etc. must thereafter be followed appropriately.
[Certification Procedure]With respect to the complia nce with the Environmental Laws, etc. in
the area where the plant performing the final manufacturing processislocated,acertificate

issuedbytherepresentative

of

the

manufacturer of the applying product or the relevant plant manager(entry or Appendix of a list of names of the Environmental Law s, etc.)
must be submitted.
In addition, the applicants shall report whether there is any violationin the past five years, including a violation subject to administrative
punishment or administrative guidance, a nd if there is, the following
documents in a and b must be submitted:
a. With respect to the fact of violation, guidance documents fromadministrative agencies (including order of correction and warning)and copies of written answers (including those repor ting causes andresults of correction) to such documents (clearly indicating a seriesof communication);b. Following materials (copies of recording documents, etc.) concerning
the management system for compliance with the Environmental
Laws, etc. in 1)-5):
1) List of the Environmental Laws, etc. related to the area where
the plant is located;
2) Implementation system (organizational chart with roles, etc.);
3) Bylaws stipulating retention of recording documents;
4) Recurrence prevention measures (future preventive measures);5) State of implementation based on recurrence prevention measures(result of checking of the state of compliance, including the result of
onsite inspection).
4- 1- 2 . Material Criteria and Certification Procedures

Each material for uppers (including geta straps), lining, and sock linings

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143V1 Criteria C(for products with no sock linings, members that come in contact withthe sole) shall satisfy the criteria concerning applicable material of thefollowing A through E. However, surf ace areas in the relevant portion
shall be totaled in descending order and the material that composes notless than 70% of the surface areas of the relevant portion shall be subject
to the criteria. This shall not apply to small accessories such as buttons ,strings, sewing thread, trimming, etc.

Incidentally, to artificial leather

and synthetic leather, the criteria concerning fiber material shall apply.
A. Leather material(11)

Leather material shall be free of any abnormal smell such as mold,fish, petroleum, aromatic substance, etc. “To be free of any abnormal
smell” means that the results of the odor test measured by a 5 -grade
functional panel method (German Industrial Standar d DIN10955 or
Swiss National Standard SNV195651) shall be grade 3 or lower.
[Certification Procedure]
Test results by a third -party test institute for the odor from leather
material shall be submitted.

(12) Color fastness pigment finish leather shall conform to the standard
value prescribed in Table 3. Incidentally, the upper leather shallundergo a drying test only, while lining and sock lining (for productswith no sock linings, members that come in contact with the sole) shallbe subject to a drying test and a humidity cabinet te st. However, in theevent that no lining is provided for the upper leather, the flesh side shallbe tested and follow the grade of grain -side drying test and humidity
cabinet test.
Table 3Standards for color fastness
Drying test

Pigment-finish leather

Grade 3-4 orhigherHumidity
test
Grade 2-3 orhigherTest method
JIS K 6559-3
ISO11640[Certification Procedure]
Test results by a third -party test institution for color fastness of leather
material shall be submitted. In addition, if leather materials aredifferent only in colors although they have been processed in a samemanner, they shall be tested for each color.

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143V1 Criteria C(13) Chlorophenols, Organic tin compounds, Mercury, Oorthophenyl phenol,
Organic fluorine compounds, Dimethyl fumarate as specified in Table 3
shall not be used in the manufacture of leather materials .
Table 4 List of restricted materials
Trichlorophenol (TriCP), Tetrachlorophenol
Chlorophenols(TeCP), Pentachlorophenol (PCP)
Organic tin
Dibutyltin, Dioctyltin, Monobutyltin,compounds
Tricyclohexyltin, Trimethyltin, Triocyltin,
Tripropyltin, Tributyltin, Triphenyltin
Mercury
Oorthophenyl phenol
Organic fluorine
Perfluorooctane sulfonic aci d (PFOS) and related
compounds
compounds
Perfluorooctanoic acid (PFOA) and its salts
Dimethyl fumarate[Certification Procedure]
A certificate issued by a leather manufacturer shall be submitted to showthat none of the materials listed in Table 3 are used in the manufactureof leather mater ials.
(14) For leather materials, elusion of carcinogenic aromatic amines that are
generated from decomposed Azo dyestuff prescribed in Appendix 2 (1)shallconformtothestandard

values

in

Table

5.

In

addition,

carcinogenic dyestuffs prescribed in Appendix 2 (2) shall not be added
as prescription constituent
Table 5 Elution standard of carcinogenic aromatic amines
Substance nameStandard v alue

carcinogenic aromatic
amines

No t de te cte d

Te st me tho d
ISO 17234 - 1
ISO 17234- 2[Certification Procedure]With respect to elusion of carcinogenic aromatic amines from leather
material, test results by a third -party test institute shall be submitted.
In addition, the certificate that carcinogenic dyestuff is added to theleather material as a prescription constituents issued by tanners shallbe submitted.
(15) Elution of heavy metals from leather material conform to r eference

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values shown in Table 6 for each applicable product.
Table 6 Elution standard of heavy metals
Substance

Standard value

Test method

Lead

0.8mg/kg or lessISO17072-1

Cadmium
NickelCobaltHexavalent chromium

0.1mg/kg or less
4.0mg/kg or less
4.0mg/kg or lessNot detected

Total chromium

200mg/kg or lessISO17072-1
ISO17072-1
ISO17072-1
JIS K 6558-10-1,2
ISO17075
ISO17072-1[Certification Procedure]With respect to the elution of heavy metals from leather material, test
results by a third-party test institute shall be submitted. In addition, if
leather materials are different only in colors although they have beenprocessed in a same manner (in a same process and with a samechemical), lead, cadmium , cobalt, and chrome that are associated withcolor materials shall be tested for each color.
(16) The content of formaldehyde of leather material shall conform to thereference values of Table 7 for each target.
Table 6 Criteria of formaldehyde content
Substance
Standard value
Formaldehyde

75mg/kg or less

Test method
MHLW Ministerial
Ordinance No. 34
JIS L1041
ISO17226-1,2[Certification Procedure]
Test results by a third -party test institute with respect to the elusion offormaldehyde of leather material shall be submitted.
B. Fiber Material (including artificial leather and synthetic leather
material)(17)

For a dye and pigment to be used in the product, dyes and pigments

and chrome defined in Appendix 3 shall not be added as a prescription
constituent[Certification Procedure]
The non-use substance or test results issued by the dye plant (including
spin-dyeing and printing) shall be submitted. If the non -use of dyes,

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pigment and chromate stipulated in Appendix 3 at each phase of the
supply chain in relation to fiber materials excluding small acce ssories isconfirmed

bycomplying

withvoluntarystandards(JapanTextileFederation), regarding the non -use of hazardous substances on fiber
products and management is implemented by clarifying traceability, acertificate (including a sample of the confir med documents), which
describes the management method issued by the applicant or the
manufacturer is acceptable. .
(18)

For textile fiber material, adequate consideration shall be given sothatvariouswhitening,processing

softening,of

products

sanitation,(mildew

proofing,

antimicrobial

fluorescentfinishing,product

bleaching) is limited to a necessity minimum, products will not be
subjected to excessive processing, and that use of any processing agent
that is suspected to affect safety to human body should be refrained
voluntarily. Also, standard values in Table 8 shall be met.
Table 8. Standard value for processing agents of fiber material
Name
Org anic mercury
co mpound
Triphe ny ltin
co mpound
Tributy ltin co mp ound
Die ld rin
D TTB

Criteria
Shall no t
de te cte d

APO
TD BPP
Bis (2,3dibro mo p rop y l)pho sp hate co mp oundPFO S
PFO SFPFO A
PFHx S

Shall no t bede te cte d

DEHP/ D BP/ BBP/DNO P/ DIN P/ D ID P

0.1w t% or le ss

be

30 p pm or le ss

Te st Me tho d
MHWOrdinance No .
34

Co ncerne d Products
Pro ducts u singfung icide

MHW
Ordinance No .
34
Oe ko Tex
MHW
Ordinance No .
34

Pro ducts using wo o lpro ducts or
mo thpro ofing
ag ents
Pro ducts using firere tardant age nts

Shall no t be
use d

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EN15777:2009MHL
no tificatio n No .
370
Oe ko Tex

Pro ducts using
fluo rine sy ste mwate r re pe lle nt
ag ents, oilrepe lle nt age nts o r
soil-re le ase
finishing age nts
Printed products
for small babie s

143V1 Criteria C[Certification Procedure]
The applicant or the manufacturer shall submit a certificate indicating
the processing or non-processing of the product. If a type of processing
or chemical agent that is being considered is made or used, a safety
data sheet which confirms the non -use of the substance in Table 7, or acertified document of the test results, etc. shall be submit ted. In thecase of using antimicrobial agents, documents certifying SEK of Japan
Textile Evaluation Technology Council, etc. shall be submitted(19) The formaldehyde elusion of the textile material shall conform t o thereference value of Table 9 for each target.
Table 9 Criteria of formaldehyde elusion
Substance
nameTarge tNew borns
Adult(unde r 24 months) (skin co ntact *)No t mo rethan 75
mg /kg

No t mo re than
16 mg /kg

Formald ehyd e*･ ･ ･C om pone n ts in di re c t co n ta c t w it h fee t

Adult(o thers)

Te st me tho d

No t mo rethan 300
mg /kg

MHLW
Ministe rial
Ordinance No . 34

[Certification Procedure]
Test results by a third -party test institute or in -house test results withrespect to the elusion of formaldehyde of textile material shall be
submitted.
C. Plastic material(20) Plastic additives such as plasticizers, colorants, stabilizers, lubricants,
and others used for plastic material and harmful substances of recycledplastic material shall conform to the reference values of heavy metals of
ISO 8124-3 (corresponding standard: 88/378/EEC EN71 -3), or others.
[Certification Procedure]
For plastic additives and recycled plastic material, the results of elution
tests of cadmium, lead, mercury, and hexavalent chromium prescribed inISO8124-3(corresponding

standard:

88/378/EEC

EN71 -3)

or

EA

Notification No. 46, which were conducted by a third -party test institute,etc. shall be submitted. It is acceptable for the applicant to submit acertificate by plastic manufacturers or molders attesting that thematerial registered in the positive list prescribed by the industry’s
spontaneous criteria, etc. is used.

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143V1 Criteria C(21) No specific chlorofluorocarbon (five kinds of CF C) set forth in Appendix
4, other CFCs, carbon tetrachloride, trichloroethane, and alternatives
for chlorofluorocarbon (HCFC) shall be used when plastic material ismanufactured.
[Certification Procedure]
A certificate issued by plastic material manufacturer shall be submitted.
D. Rubber material(22) Harmful substances of rubber material shall conform to the heavy metalreference values of ISO 8124-3 (corresponding standard: 88/378/EEC
EN71-3), or others.
[Certification Procedure]
The results of elution tests of cadmium, lead, mercury, and hexavalentchromiumprescribed

in

ISO

8124 -3(corresponding

standard:

88/378/EEC EN71 -3) or EA Notification No. 46, which were conducted bya third-party test institute, etc. shall be submitted. However, in theevent that the product does not use any post -consumer mat erial and any
applicable heavy metal isnotadded for every raw

material asprescription constituent ingredients, for the heavy metal, a documentthat can evidence the conformance to the criteria by rubber material
manufacturer or the applicant may be subm itted.
E. Timber(23) The timber shall not use any wood preservatives (wood insecticides andwood mildewcides) as the prescription constituent.
[Certification Procedure]
Whether or not wood insecticides and wood mildewcides are used shallbe indicated in the attached certificate form.
4-2. Quality Criteria and Certification Procedures(24) The product quality shall conform to the industry’s or in -house quality
criteria. Incidentally, with respect to the quality of high -heeled shoes,
the heel strength (fixing strength, impact strength, etc.) is included asnecessary items.
[Certification Procedure]

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The applicable quality standard and quality criteria shall be presented
and a certificate that evidences the conformance to the standard and thecriteria shall also be submitted. In addition, a certificate issued by aplant manager or a quality control manager of the plant where theproduct is manufactured shall be submitted stating that the quality
control in the manufacturing stages is thoroughly implemented.
5. Product Classification, Indication and Others(1) Product classification (application unit) shall be by brand name , and by
5-digitclassification( basedon“sub-category

80:footwear”

of

the

“Standard commodity classification for Japan” ) in Appendix 5. Products
shall not be classified by size or color.
(2) In principle, Eco Mark shown as below shall be indicated on the product.
Regarding licensee of Eco Mark Utilization Contract who already own Eco
Mark products, the indication of the logo and certific ation number thathave been used is also acceptable.

(Note for the indication)*For indicating the logo, Eco Mark certification number (eight -digit
number) or the name of the licensee using the logo shall be appeared.
* Such expression as “Eco Mark product” can be used following the 2.(2) of
the Guide to Eco Mark Usage.
“Eco Mark product”, “#Eco Mark”, “www.ecomark.jp”, “Eco Mark
Certificate”* In accordance with “Environmental Labeling Guidelines” of the
Ministry of the Environment of Japan, etc., t he environmental claims ofcertified products may be indicated in association with Eco Mark.
(https://www.env.go.jp/policy/hozen/green/ecolabel/guideline/ )* The Guide to Eco Mark Usage shall be followed for any cases not listed
above. (https://www.ecomark.jp/office/guideline/guide/ )December 1, 2008
April 20, 2010
March 1, 2011
November 1, 2011

Established (Version1.0)
Revised (Version1.1)
Revised (Version1.2)
Revised (Version 1.3)

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October 1, 2012
February 1, 2014
June 1, 2016
April 1, 2017
September 1, 2017
January 7, 2019
April 1, 2019
February 1, 2023
March 15, 2024
August 1, 2024
November 30, 2030

Revised (Version1.4)
Extension of Expiration date
Revised (Version1. 5)
Revised (Version1.6)
Revised (Version1. 7)
Extension of Expiration date
Revised (Mark indication)
Revised (Version1. 8)
Extension of Expiration date
Revised (Version1.9)
Expiration date

The Certification Criteria for the Product Category will be revised whennecessary.

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Appendix1(a)Sustainability checklist of Bio-based Plastic (Raw Resin)No

Purpose1

Prevention of

Hasn’t the farm land where plants are□Confirmed the laws and regulations concerning the land conversion for

global warming,

cultivated been converted from valuable land

the site.

conservation ofin biodiversity or land with high carbon□Gained the understanding of the actual condition of the site through on-

the naturalstorage (forests, peatland, etc.) since 2008?

site investigation or hearings.

Request (Item that must be realized)

Subject

ecosystem
Farm land

Realized

Implementation Method (Check off all relevant items.)□Not converted□Defined and released the guideline for procurement of plants.

□Converted

Alternatively, conforming to the guideline of an independent third party.

□Not applicable- Name of the guideline:

due to residues- Location of release:or waste□Also using the certification system of an independent third party,
regarding the procurement of plants.
-Name of certification system:□Others (Describe specifically.):2

Conservation of

If the Applicant uses the genetically modified□Confirmed the laws and regulations concerning genetically engineered

the ecosystemcrop as a raw material, has the Applicant

crop on the site.

assessed ensuring of safety?

□Yes/
□No/
□Not applicable
Farm land(GM crops Not
used)□Not applicabledue to residues
or waste□Gained the understanding of the actual condition of the site through onsite investigation or hearings.

□Defined and released the guideline for procurement of plants.
Alternatively, conforming to the guideline of an independent third party.
- Name of the guideline:- Location of release:□Also using the certification system of an independent third party,
regarding the procurement of plants.
-Name of certification system:□Others (Describe specifically.):

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PurposeRequest (Item that must be realized)

3

Prevention of land

Has the Applicant gained the understanding of□Confirmed the laws and regulations concerning fertilizers/agricultural

acidification/nutri

usage conditions of fertilizers/agriculturalchemicals on the siteentchemicals in the main cultivation area of□Gained the understanding of the actual condition of the site through on -enrichment/water

plants?

site investigation or hearings.

contamination

Isn’t any agricultural chemical regulated under□Yes/□Defined and released the guideline for procurement of plants.

the “Stockholm Convention on Persistent□No

Alternatively, conforming to the guideline of an independent third party.

□Not applicable- Name of the guideline:

due to residues- Location of release:or waste□Also using the certification system of an independent third party,

Organic Pollutants” (POPs Treaty) used?

Subject

Farm land

Realized

Implementation Method (Check off all relevant items.)

regarding the procurement of plants.
-Name of certification system:□Others (Describe specifically.):4

Appropriate water

Has the Applicant gained the understanding of□Confirmed the laws and regulations concerning usage of water (limits

usage

usage conditions of water in the mainon the amount of water) on the site.

cultivation area of plants?

□Gained the understanding of the actual condition of the site through on □Yes/□No
Farm land□Not applicabledue to residues
or wastesite investigation or hearings.

□Defined and released the guideline for procurement of plants.
Alternatively, conforming to the guideline of an independent third party.
- Name of the guideline:- Location of release:□Also using the certification system of an independent third party,
regarding the procurement of plants.
-Name of certification system:□Others (Describe specifically.)5

Use of recycled

If recycled resources are available as a part ofresources,

crude raw materials of bio-based plastic (rawavoidance ofresin) on the site, did the Applicant□Yes/
Raw resin□No/□Not applicable

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Name of recycled resource in use[]

Generated amount/percentage of recycled resources

143V1 Criteria CNo

Purposecompetition for

Request (Item that must be realized)

Subject

preferentially use them?

Realized

Implementation Method (Check off all relevant items.)[(Not available)

]

food

6

7

8

□Gained the understanding of the actual condition of the site through on -Prevention of

Has the Applicant gained the understanding of

global warming

the processing status of methane having a high

Crude raw

global warming potential if it is generated bymaterial

fermentation in the main manufacturing plant

manufacturing

for the crude raw material?

plant

Utilization of

In the course of cultivation to raw resin

non-fossil energy

manufacturing, did the Applicant utilize as

Manufacturing

sources andmany non-fossil energy sources (for example,

plant

renewable energy

bagasse, biogas, off gas, etc.) or renewablesourcesenergy sources as possible?

Legal compliance

In manufacturing the bio-based plastic (rawresin), does the applicant follow related
environmental laws and regulations andpollution control agreement with respect to air
pollution, water contamination, noise,□Yes/site investigation or hearings.

□No□Others (Describe specifically.)[□Not applicable]

Energy name and method of utilization

□Yes/

[

]

□No

Monomer manufacturer / plant name

[

Resin
manufacturing

□Yes/

plant

□No

vibration, offensive odor, and emission of
hazardous materials?
* Residues or Waste defined in Renewable Energy Directive (RED) of EU

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]

Resin manufacturer / plant name[]

143V1 Criteria C
Appendix 1 (b)Sheet for Providing Information for Application of Products Containing New types of Bio-based Plastics or Biomass Materials
Month/Day/Year
Submit to: Eco Mark Office, Japan Environment Association
Company name:
Department:
Name:E-mail:1. Information on bio-based plastic used in a product applied for Eco Mark certification

Item
Type of plastic (PE, etc.)

Description

Chemical structural formula

Major use (molded product, fiber)
Launch onto the market andproduction volume of bio-based
plastic□Already put on the market (□Japan／□Overseas)□Not yet (the scheduled time of launchMonth/Year)
Production volume (actual, planned or estimated)(Year)

tons

Manufacturer of bio-based plastic(and the URL of website)(Describe the name of manufacturer of biobased plastic proposed in the form in
addition to the applicant)Fossil-based plastic to be replacedwith the bio-based plastic
Manufacturing process chart fromraw material to production ofplastic

May be described in an attached sheet(Description of processes fromacceptance of raw material toproduction of monomer and plastic,
with or without of fermentation
process, etc.)

100-percent bio-based/ Partiallybio-based□100-percent bio-based (the bio-based synthetic polymer
content is 100 percent)□Partially bio-based -> The maximum bio-based synthetic
polymer content that can be mixed into the bio-based plastic[ %]Management under the massbalance (MB) approach□Plastic directly mixed with biomass／□MB approach*Bio-based plastics managed under the MB approach are notcovered by the guidelines.

Biodegradability

□Yes

／

□No

Disposal after use
Issues in disposal and recycling incomparison with fossil-based
plastics to replace with (possible
disposal method, etc.)

2. Information on biomass material

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Item
Type of biomass material (nameDescriptionof plant, etc.)

Cultivation area (country, state,city, etc.) or the generation
process of waste and residues,
etc.
Production or generation volume
of biomass material
Main use of biomass material(principal product or by-product)
State of cultivation land (forplants, describe type of land such as
peatland)Possible influences on biomass
material if production of biobased plastic increases in the
future (Influences on other uses ofthe biomass, influences caused by
rapid expansion of production of thebiomass, etc.)

Competing demand against foods
Use of recycled material inproduction of bio-based plastic(If recycled material can be used,describe the source, collection
methods, management under EU
RED, etc.)

3. Information on sustainability of biomass material
Item
Sustainability certificates andinitiatives of biomass material(RSPO, ISCC, etc.) andacquisition (If acquired, describe
the name and detailed criteria)
Any sustainability issues pointed
out by NGOs or researchers
regarding the cultivation of
biomass material (If any, describe

Description

the details and the URL of website ofNGOs or researchers)

Any other concerns about thebiomass material
4. Others
Item
Other bio-based plastics
produced from the same
biomass material (if any,describe the name of bio-based
plastics)
OthersDescription* Attach relevant documents such as company profile of manufacturer.
The information provided in this form will be used as reference for examination of Eco Mark certification by Eco
Mark Office and relevant committees only. The Certification Committee will assess the sustainability of bio-based
plastic based on the information provided in the form. The Certification Committee may conduct additional study
or consult with the Evaluation Panel established under the Committee as necessary. In this case, a longer
assessment period will be taken than usual.

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Appendix 2

List of prohibited dyes and pigments (leather)[1] carcinogenic aromatic amines
CAS No92 -6 7 -1
92 -8 7 -5
95 -6 9 -2
91 -5 9 -8
97 -5 6 -3
99 -5 5 -8
106 -47 -8
615 -05 -4
101 -77 -9
91 -9 4 -1
119 -90 -4
119 -93 -7
838 -88 -0
120 -71 -8
101 -14 -4
101 -80 -4
139 -65 -1
95 -5 3 -4
95 -8 0 -7
137 -17 -7
90 -0 4 -0
95 -6 8 -1
87 -6 2 -7
60 -0 9 -3

Na me
4 -Amino b ip hen yl
Benzid ine
4 -Chlo ro -o -to luid ine
2 -Nap hthyla mineo -Amino azo to luene
2 -Amino -4 -nitro to luene
4 -Chlo ro aniline
2,4 -Diamino aniso le
4,4 '-Dia mino d ip hen yl methane
3,3 -Dichlo rb enzid ine
o -Dianisid ine; 3,3 ' -Di metho x yb enzid ine
o -Tolidine; 3,3 ' -Di meth ylb enzid ine
4,4 '-Dia mino -3 ,3 '-d i meth yld ip hen yl methanep -Cr esid ine
4,4 '-Dia mino -3 ,3 '-d ichlo rod ip hen yl methane
4,4 '-Dia mino d ip hen yl ether
4,4 '-Dia mino d ip hen yl sulfid eo -Toluid ine
2,4 -Diamino to luene
2,4 ,5 -Tr i meth ylaniline
o -Anisid ine
2,4 -X ylidine
2,6 -X ylidine
4 -Amino azob enzene[2] 5 kinds of Carcinogenic Dyes
CAS No569 -61 -92475 -45 -8
3761 -53 -3
2602 -46 -2
1937 -37 -7
573 -58 -0
2832 -40 -8
632 -99 -5
82 -28 -0

C.I .
C.I . B ASIC RED 9
C.I . DI SP ERSE B LUE 1
C.I . ACI D RED 2 6
C.I . DI RECT B LUE 6
C.I . DI RECT B LACK 38
C.I . DI RECT RED 28
C.I . DI SP ERSE YELLO W 3
C.I . B ASIC VIOLET1 4
C.I . DI SP ERSE ORANG E11

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CI 4 250 0
CI 6 450 0
CI 1 615 0
CI 2 261 0
CI 3 023 5
CI 2 212 0
CI 1 185 5

143V1 Criteria C

Appendix 3

List of prohibited dyes and pigments (textiles)[1]

Azo dyestuff w hich may generate the following carcinogenic amines
in degradation (Dyes whose detection value of the following aromatic
amine exceed 30mg/kg according to JIS L 1940 -1 and JIS L 1940-3(ISO24362-1, ISO24362-3, or EN 14362-1, EN14362-2))
CAS NoNa me
92 -6 7 -1
4 -Amino b ip hen yl
92 -8 7 -5
Benzid ine
95 -6 9 -2
4 -Chlo ro -o -to luid ine
91 -5 9 -8
2 -Nap hthyla mine
97 -5 6 -3
o -Amino azo to luene
99 -5 5 -8
2 -Amino -4 -nitro to luene
106 -47 -8
4 -Chlo ro aniline
615 -05 -4
2,4 -Diamino aniso le
101 -77 -9
4,4 '-Dia mino d ip hen yl methane
91 -9 4 -1
3,3 -Dichlo rb enzid ine
119 -90 -4
o -Dianisid ine; 3,3 ' -Di metho x yb enzid ine
119 -93 -7
o -Tolidine; 3,3 ' -Di meth ylb enzid ine
838 -88 -0
4,4 '-Dia mino -3 ,3 '-d i meth yld ip hen yl methane
120 -71 -8
p -Cr esid ine
101 -14 -4
4,4 '-Dia mino -3 ,3 '-d ichlo rod ip hen yl methane
101 -80 -4
4,4 '-Dia mino d ip hen yl ether
139 -65 -1
4,4 '-Dia mino d ip hen yl sulfid e
95 -5 3 -4
o -Toluid ine
95 -8 0 -7
2,4 -Diamino to luene
137 -17 -7
2,4 ,5 -Tr i meth ylaniline
90 -0 4 -0
o -Anisid ine
95 -6 8 -1
2,4 -X ylidine
87 -6 2 -7
2,6 -X ylidine
60 -0 9 -3
4 -Amino azob enzene
2) C arci no gen i c D yes
CAS NoC.I .
569 -61 -9
C.I . B ASIC RED 9
CI 4 250 02475 -45 -8
C.I . DI SP ERSE B LUE 1
CI 6 450 03761 -53 -3
C.I . ACI D RED 2 6
CI 1 615 02602 -46 -2
C.I . DI RECT B LUE 6
CI 2 261 01937 -37 -7
C.I . DI RECT B LACK 38
CI 3 023 5
573 -58 -0
C.I . DI RECT RED 28
CI 2 212 02832 -40 -8
C.I . DI SP ERSE YELLO W 3
CI 1 185 5
632 -99 -5
C.I . B ASIC VIOLET1 4
82 -28 -0
C.I . DI SP ERSE ORANG E113) S ki n Sens it i zin g D yes
2475 -46 -9
C.I . DI SP ERSE B LUE 3
CI 6 150 5
12222 -7 5 -2
C.I . DI SP ERSE B LUE 3 5
C.I . DI SP ERSE B LUE 1 06
C.I . DI SP ERSE B LUE 1 24
2832 -40 -8
C.I . DI SP ERSE YELLO W 3
CI 1 185 5
730 -40 -5
C.I . DI SP ERSE ORANG E 3
CI 1 100 5
C.I . DI SP ERSE ORANG E 3 72872 -52 -8
C.I . DI SP ERSE RED 1
CI 1 111 02475 -45 -8
C.I . DI SP ERSE B LUE 1
CI 6 450 03179 -90 -6
C.I . DI SP ERSE B LUE 7
CI 6 250 03860 -63 -7
C.I . DI SP ERSE B LUE 2 6
CI 6 330 5

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119 -15 -3

C.I . DI SP ERSE B LUE 1 02
C.I . DI SP ERSE ORANG E 1
C.I . DI SP ERSE ORANG E 7 6
C.I . DI SP ERSE RED 11
C.I . DI SP ERSE RED 17
C.I . DI SP ERSE YELLO W 1
C.I . DI SP ERSE YELLO W 9
C.I . DI SP ERSE YELLO W 39
C.I . DI SP ERSE YELLO W 49
C.I . DI SP ERSE B ROW N1

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CI 1 108 0
CI 6 201 5
CI 1 121 0
CI 1 034 5
CI 1 037 5

143V1 Criteria C

Appendix 4

CFC5s

O the r CFCs

HCFCs

Trichlo ro fluo ro me thane
Dichlorodifluo ro me thane
Trichlo ro trifluo roe thane
Dichloro te trafluo roe t hane
Chlorope ntafluo ro e thane
Chloro trifluo ro me thane
Pentachlorofluoro me thane
Te trachlorodifluo ro e thane
He p tachlo ro fluoropro pane
He x achlo ro difluo rpro pane
Pentachloro trifluo ro propane
Te trachloro te trafluo ropropane
Trichlo ro pe ntafluo ropropane
Dichlorohex afluo ro pro pane
Chlorohe ptafluo ro pro pane
Carbon Te trachlo ride
1,1,1- Trichlo ro e thane
Dichlorofluo ro me thane
Chlorodifluo ro me thane
Chlorofluoro me thane
Te trachlorofluo roe thane
Trichlo ro difluoroe thane
Dichloro trifluoroe thane
Chloro te trafluo roe thane
Trichlo ro fluo ro e thane
Dichlorodifluo ro e thane
Chloro trifluo ro e thane
Dichlorofluo roe thane
Chlorodifluo ro e thane
Chloroflu oroe thane
He x achlo ro fluo ro propane
Pentachlorodifluo ro propane
Te trachloro trifluoropropane
Trichlo ro te trafluoropropane
Dichloropentafluo ro propane
Chlorohe x afluo ro propane
Pentachlorofluoropro pane
Te trachlorodifluo ro propane
Trichlo ro trifluo ro propane
Dichloro te trafluo ro propane
Chlorope ntafluo ro pro pane
Te trachlorofluo ropro pane
Trichlo ro difluoropro pane
Dichloro trifluoropro pane
Chloro te trafluo ropro pane
Trichlo ro fluo ro propane
Dichlorodifluo ro propane
Chloro trifluo ro propane
Dichlorofluo ropro pane
Chlorodifluo ro propane
Chlorofluoropro pane

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Appendix 5 Classification of applicable products (according to standard
commodity classification for Japan)
M e di u m

Co m m o di t y i t e m n a m e

80
Footwear801
Leathershoes(e x c l u di n gs po r t s
shoes)

8011
Generalleathershoes

Cl a s s i fi c a t i o n A
t h r o u g h C i n Ec o
Ma r k P r o d u c t
C at e g o r y N o . 14 3
“ S h o e s an d
F o o t w e ar ”
80 1 1 1
Me n ’ s l e a t h e r
shoes

80 1 1 2
Women’sleather shoes

80 1 1 3
B ab i e s a n d
c h i l dr e nleather shoes

80 1 1 11
Full leather
shoes
80 1 1 12
Sh o e s w i t hleatheru p pe r s an dotherm at e r i a lsoles
80 1 1 19
Other men’s
leather shoes
80 1 1 21
Full leather
shoes
80 1 1 22
Sh o e s w i t hleatheru p pe r s an dotherm at e r i a lsoles
80 1 1 29
Otherwomen’sleather shoes
80 1 1 31
Ch i l d r e nleather shoes

80 1 1 32
B ab i e s s h o e s(s i ze r an g e s
fr o m 1 0. 5 t o
14 )

8012

80 1 1 9
O t h e r g e n e r al
leather shoes
80 1 2 1
Full leather
shoes

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80 1 1 31 1
Full leather
shoes
80 1 1 31 2
Sh o e s w i t hleatheru p pe r s an dotherm at e r i a lsoles
80 1 1 31 9
Otherc h i l dr e nleather shoes
80 1 1 32 1
Full leather
shoes
80 1 1 32 2
Sh o e s w i t hleatheru p pe r s an dotherm at e r i a lsoles
80 1 1 32 9
O t h e r ba b i e sleather shoesA
Tho ng s are
Cate go ry C

143V1 Criteria C

Work
leathershoes

802
Ru b b e r
fo o t w e a r(s i z e i ssame asleathershoes
e x c e pt f u l l rubber flipflops andthongs.
Ex c l u d i n gs po r t s
shoes)

8019
Other
leathershoes(e x c l u di n gs po r t s
shoes)
8021
Workman's
split-toedh e a v y -c l o t h
shoes
8022
rubber -soled
cloth shoes

8023
Full rubber
shoes

8024
Full rubber
f l i p - fl o p s
and thongs

803
Plastic
fo o t w e a r

8029
Other
rubberfo o t w e a r(s i z e i ssame asleathershoes except
fu l l - r u b b e r
f l i p - fl o p s
and thongs.
Ex c l u d i n gs po r t s
shoes)
8031

80 1 2 2
Sh o e s w i t hleatheru p pe r s an dotherm at e r i a lsoles
80 1 2 9
Other work
leather shoesC
80 2 2 1
Generalr u b be r - s o l e d
h e a v y -c l o t hshoes
80 2 2 9
O t h e r r u b be r soled heavycloth shoes
80 2 3 1
H i g h bo o t s
an d r a i n bo o t s
80 2 3 2
L o w qu ar t e r
shoes ands l i po n s
80 2 3 9
O t h e r fu l lr u b be r s h o e s
80 2 4 1
F u l l -r u b be r
f l i p - fl o p s
80 2 4 2
F u l l -r u b be r
thongsB

CB

80 3 1 1
Generalplastic shoes

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80 3 1 11
Me n ’ s s h o e s

80 3 1 11 1
F u l l - pl a s t i cshoes143V1 Criteria C(e x c l u di n gs po r t s
shoes)

Plastic
fo o t w e a r( p a s t e t y pe )(s i ze i s s am e
as l e at h e r
shoes)

80 3 1 12
Women’sshoes

80 3 1 13
B ab i e s a n d
c h i l dr e n
shoes

80 3 1 2P l as t i c t h o n g

8032
Plastic
fo o t w e a r(injectionm o l di n g
t y pe )80 3 1 9
Other plastic
fo o t w e ar
( p as t e t y pe )80 3 2 1
Sh o e s w i t hplastic soles
an d c l o t h
u p pe r s ( s i ze
i s s am e a sleather shoes)
80 3 2 2
Sh o e s w i t hplastic soles
an d p l as t i c
u p pe r s ( s i ze
i s s am e a sleather shoes)
80 3 2 3
F u l l - pl a s t i c
shoes

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80 3 1 11 2
Sh o e s w i t hplastic
u p pe r s an dotherm at e r i a lsoles
80 3 1 11 9
Other men’sshows
80 3 1 12 1
F u l l - pl a s t i cshoes
80 3 1 12 2
Sh o e s w i t hplastic
u p pe r s an dotherm at e r i a lsoles
80 3 1 12 9
Otherwomen’sshows
80 3 1 13 1
F u l l - pl a s t i cshoes
80 3 1 13 2
Sh o e s w i t hplastic
u p pe r s an dotherm at e r i a lsoles
80 3 1 13 9
O t h e r ba b i e san d c h i l dr e n
shoes

C

80 3 2 11General shoes
80 3 2 19
Other shoes
w i t h p l as t i c
s o l e s an dc l o t h u p pe r s
80 3 2 21
General shoes
80 3 2 29
Other shoes
w i t h p l as t i c
s o l e s an dplastic
u p pe r s
80 3 2 31
H i g h bo o t s
an d r a i n bo o t s
80 3 2 32
L o w qu ar t e r
shoes ands l i po n s

B143V1 Criteria C

80 3 2 33
Other plastic
shoes
80 3 2 9
Other plastic
fo o t w e ar(injectionm o l di n g t y pe )804
S po r t s h o e s

8039
Other
plastic
fo o t w e a r(e x c l u di n gs po r t s h o e s )8041
S pi k e s h o e sandsimilarlyr e g a r de d
shoes

8042
F l a t -s o l e ds po r t s h o e s

8043
S pe c i a ls po r t s h o e s

80 4 1 1
At h l e t i c s po r t
shoes
80 4 1 2
Golf shoes
80 4 1 3
B as e b al l
shoes
80 4 1 4
Ru g b y s h o e s
80 4 1 5
So c c e r s h o e s
80 4 1 6
Footballshoes
80 4 1 9
Other spikeshoes ands i m i l ar l y
r e g a r de dshoes
80 4 2 1
Vo l l e y b a l l
shoes
80 4 2 2
B as k e t ba l l
shoes
80 4 2 3
Tennis shoes
80 4 2 4
Bo w l i n g
shoes
80 4 2 5
Dance shoes
80 4 2 6
Sa i l i n g s h o e s
80 4 2 7
G a t e ba l l
shoes
80 4 2 8
Gym shoes
80 4 2 9
O t h e r fl a t s o l e d s po r t
shoes
80 4 3 1
Ic e s k at e s
80 4 3 2
Ro l l e r s k a t e s
80 4 3 3
Sk i bo o t s

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B

A or B

143V1 Criteria C

80 4 3 4
Mo u n t ai n
climbing
shoes
80 4 3 5
Ri d i n g bo o t s
80 4 3 9
O t h e r s pe c i a ls po r t s h o e s

805
Japanese
fo o t w e a r

8049
O t h e r s po r t
shoes
8051
Getas
(w o o de nclogs)

8052
Japaneses a n da l s

80 5 1 1
Me n ’ s w o o de nclogs
80 5 1 2
Women’s
w o o de n c l o g s
80 5 1 3
Ch i l d r e n ’ s
w o o de n c l o g s
80 5 1 9
O t h e r w o o de nclogs
80 5 2 1
Me n ’ s
Ja p a n e s e
s a n da l s
80 5 2 2
Women’s
Ja p a n e s e
s a n da l s
80 5 2 3
Ch i l d r e n ’ s
Ja p a n e s e
s a n da l s
80 5 2 9
Other
Ja p a n e s e
s a n da l s

8059
Other
Japanese
fo o t w e a r
806
Home flipflops(e x c l u di n grubber flipflops)
809
Other
fo o t w e a r

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C

C