For consumer products, the "Made in Green" label can be awarded if 1. the end product is tested for harmful substances according to "Standard 100 by Oeko-Tex", 2. all assembly facilities are "STeP" certified, 3. wet and chemical production facilities supplying product components that reach or exceed 5% of the total product weight are "STeP" certified, and 4. at least 85% of the total weight of the total product weight is supplied by "STeP" certified wet/chemical production facilities. This means that minor, light-weight components like sewing thread, while required to be free from harmful substances according to "Standard 100", don't necessarily have to be produced in "STeP" certified facilities.