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EPA Design for the Environment (DfE) logo

DfE certification identifies qualifying antimicrobial products meeting the programme’s review criteria.

Issued by
US Environmental Protection Agency
Programme / market
United States
Mark type
Certification
Artwork access
Permission from issuer required
Source checked
23 September 2026

What this mark means

DfE certification identifies qualifying antimicrobial products meeting the programme’s review criteria.

Before you add it to your label

  1. Verify the exact registered product and permitted DfE label wording.
  2. Keep the official source and the product-specific assessment or approval with the artwork brief.

A detail worth checking

DfE and Safer Choice address different product routes. The label is not a substitute for pesticide-registration information.

Useful to know

What should I check before choosing this artwork?

DfE and Safer Choice address different product routes. The label is not a substitute for pesticide-registration information. Start with US Environmental Protection Agency and retain the exact designation or identifier required for your product.

Does downloading the artwork give me permission to use it?

No. Follow the issuer’s eligibility, licensing and artwork guidance for your specific product. The library helps you find the source; the issuer authorises use.

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Regulatory context

Find the relevant authority and official source guides.

US EPA

The mark is one part of the proof.

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