Applying for the EU Ecolabel involves both a state fee and internal costs, which depend on the size of the company, the product group and the specifics of the products. In addition to the application processing fee, costs related to testing, inspection, employee working hours and possible changes in production or composition must also be taken into account. 

It is important to note that it is possible to apply for the EU Ecolabel in Estonia and compared to other Type I Ecolabels, it is generally more affordable in terms of both the costs of applying for and using it. This makes the label more accessible to businesses and can be a significant factor in decision-making.

The following is an overview of the costs related to applying for and using the EU Ecolabel and possible support opportunities to help companies plan their application for the label and estimate the costs.