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The NPA natural standard is based on natural ingredients, safety, responsibility and sustainability.Natural Ingredients: A product labeled "natural" should be made up of only, or at least almost only, natural ingredients and be manufactured with appropriate processes to maintain ingredient purity.Safety: A product labeled "natural" should avoid any ingredient with a suspected human health risk.Responsibility: A product labeled "natural" should use no animal testing in its development.Sustainability: A product labeled "natural" should use biodegradable ingredients and the most environmentally sensitive packaging.

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Design & decoupage wearable art! Simply cut & glue fancy decoupage paper onto the wooden bangle, beads and pendants. Adorn with glass beads & glaze to finish. Design 6 unique jewelry pieces. This eco art kit provides hours of fun with friends & family, and it includes a bonus project--the box turns into a frame for your finished artwork! Includes decoupage papers, wooden bangle, wooden beads, pendants, glass beads, cotton cord, glaze, brush, jewelry findings, instructions and idea sheet. You provide scissors and glue. Assembled at Goodwill Industries of South-Central Wisconsin. Ages 7 and up.

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European Union Ecolabel criteria are not based on one single factor, but on studies which analyse the impact of the product or service on the environment throughout its life-cycle, starting from raw material extraction in the pre-production stage, through to production, distribution and disposal. The flower logo helps manufacturers, retailers and service providers gain recognition for good standards, while helping purchasers to make reliable choices. The EU Ecolabel is part of a broader action plan on Sustainable Consumption and Production and Sustainable Industrial Policy adopted by the Commission on 16 July 2008.

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