We craft sustainable worktops

At Caesarstone, we believe in empowering our customers to make informed choices through transparency. An Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) provides a comprehensive report that details the environmental impact of a product throughout its lifecycle, verified by a third party. EPDs help designers, architects, and homeowners understand the sustainability aspects of products like ours, contributing to more eco-friendly projects and designs.​

In our October 2024 EPD release, we added 34 more Caesarstone products to our EPD-certified lineup, strengthening our commitment to sustainable practices and green building goals. Most recently, in January 2025, we further expanded this lineup by including numerous products manufactured by our strategic partners, reinforcing our dedication to sustainability across our entire supply chain.

All Caesarstone surfaces comply with American GEI (GREENGUARD Environmental Institute) certification which primarily verifies that Caesarstone’s products meet the most stringent indoor air emission standards.
GREENGUARD Gold Standard, evaluates the sensitive nature of school populations combined with the unique building characteristics found in schools, and presents the most rigorous product emissions criteria to date.

Caesarstone has added a third-party verified Declare label to the majority our interior products so that you can know what is in the products you covet for your next project.

Our ingredients are listed on Declare Labels that are verified and approved by an external third party.

For full transparency, you can trust what’s precisely inside most of our products, which are 100% fit for use in Living Building Challenge (LBC) projects, LEED buildings, and International Living Future Institute (ILFI) initiatives.

Declare  – Quartz surfaces

Declare – Porcelain surfaces

At Caesarstone, minimizing our impact on the environment is top managerial priority, involving all of our employees and departments to assure our sustainability leadership.

Endorsed by the National Health and Safety Foundation (NSF) in accordance with international NSF 51 sanitary standards, Caesarstone surfaces are qualified for installation in hospitals, restaurants, hotels and more. Caesarstone NSF Product and Service Listings

Caesarstone products abide by the two leading European Food Contact Materials regulations: Regulation (EC) No 1935/2004 and Regulation (EC) No 2023/2006 on Good Manufacturing Practices.

For more information, visit Food Contact Materials

Developed by the United States Green Building Council (USGBC), LEED is a green building rating system, which rates buildings of all types (residential, commercial, new and renewed). Based on the number of points achieved, a project then receives one of four LEED rating levels: Certified, Silver, Gold or Platinum. Products (like Caesarstone quartz slabs) can contribute points to a project based on different parameters.