Are emission classifications used in IKEA products?
IKEA products do not use emission classifications.
IKEA products do not use emission classifications. Instead, all IKEA products are scored already at the design stage using a Sustainability Score Card. Products are redesigned if necessary, so that the product meets our sustainability criteria.
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