14th Oct 2026

Demand for EPDs continues to grow

625 new EPDs published in the third quarter

EPD Australasia continues to see strong activity across the programme, with 625 new Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) published between 1 July and 30 September 2026. Of these, 386 EPDs were published for existing programme members, while 239 were published for new members.

The quarter included the first EPDs for 13 new programme members, covering a diverse range of products including office furniture systems, modular vaults, tapware and sanitaryware, curtain wall facades, timber utility poles, aluminium extrusions, steel products, permeable pavements, ready-mix concrete, and blast furnace slag.

Growing access to verified environmental information

This continued growth reflects the high demand for verified environmental information in the Australian and New Zealand markets. Across the construction sector, businesses are recognising the value of EPDs in improving transparency, building customer confidence and supporting sustainability rating schemes and pathways, including Green Star, IS Rating and NABERS.

Increasingly, EPDs are helping procurement teams, specifiers and project teams make informed decisions when selecting and specifying products and materials.

Welcoming 13 new EPD owners

We are pleased to welcome the following companies, with their first EPDs now registered and published through the EPD Australasia Programme:

New and updated EPDs for existing programme members

There was also strong activity among our existing programme members, with updated EPDs published during the quarter.

New EPDs enable programme members to provide environmental information for additional products, while updates ensure existing EPDs remain current. An update may be required for technical or editorial changes, or when an EPD reaches the end of its 5-year validity period. The reason for an updated version is explained in the relevant EPD.

The following existing programme members had new and/or updated EPDs published during the quarter:

Further information

Congratulations to all the organisations recognised in this update. Developing an EPD requires a commitment of time and resources, and we recognise the work these businesses are doing to improve transparency and provide credible environmental information about their products.

We look forward to welcoming more organisations to the programme and supporting them as they develop their EPDs.

• Discover EPD Australasia members and view their EPDs
• Interested in developing an EPD? To take the first step, we invite you to book a meeting with our team to discuss your requirements and find out more about the process.