At Ameripor, transparency isn't a marketing checkbox — it's a discipline we've built into how we bring Neopor GPS to market. Rather than resting on a single sustainability claim, we've pursued third-party verification across the dimensions specifiers actually care about: indoor air quality, life cycle impact, and full material disclosure.

• Neopor GPS holds UL GREENGUARD Certification, confirming independent testing for chemical emissions and supporting healthier indoor environments.
• Our Environmental Product Declarations, developed through NSF, provide cradle-to-gate life cycle data — covering embodied carbon and other environmental indicators — so design teams can make informed, apples-to-apples comparisons against other insulation materials.
• On the health and ingredient side, Neopor GPS carries a Health Product Declaration, giving visibility into material contents and associated hazards.
• We've paired that with a Declare Label through the International Living Future Institute's Living Building Challenge, one of the building industry's most rigorous ingredient-disclosure programs.

We see these four credentials as complementary, not redundant: together they answer what's in our product, what it emits, and what it costs the planet to make — rather than any single metric standing in for the whole picture. This is also where our work continues. As EPD and HPD data are refreshed and reporting frameworks evolve, we're committed to keeping our disclosures current rather than treating certification as a one-time achievement.