Operated by Multicert Sp. z o.o.
The certification body
behind every EPD
on this list.
EPD Polska is the Environmental Product Declaration programme operated by Multicert — a PCA-accredited certification body based in Poland. Every EPD published on this site was verified by the same organisation that runs over 3,000 assessments per year across Factory Production Control, ISO 14001, ISO 50001, and product testing.
The process
Three steps.
One permanent record.
The process is the same for every company on this list. There are no shortcuts, and no exceptions.
Life Cycle Assessment
A full LCA is performed — quantifying the environmental footprint of a product from raw material extraction through production, use, and end of life. The scope follows ISO 14044 and the applicable product category rules.
Independent verification
The LCA results and the draft EPD are reviewed by an independent, qualified verifier — not an employee of the company, and not an employee of EPD Polska. Verification follows ISO 14025 and EN 15804+A2. The document is not published until it passes this review.
Publication in a public registry
The verified EPD is published on the Polish EPD register and on this site. The document is public, in English, and permanently accessible. Validity: five years from the date of issue.
Multicert Sp. z o.o.
An accredited
certification body.
Not a consultancy.
Multicert holds PCA accreditation (Polskie Centrum Akredytacji) for product certification. This is independent, third-party oversight of our own verification process — the same framework used by DAkkS in Germany, UKAS in the UK, and equivalent national bodies across Europe.
We work with manufacturers across Poland and Europe. Programme documentation is available in English. If you are considering an EPD outside of Poland, get in touch.
What manufacturers say
Why they did it.
The trigger varies. Sometimes a major client asked for it. Sometimes the company was pursuing a BREEAM or LEED project and needed the data. Sometimes the owner simply wanted to know: what is the actual environmental footprint of what we make?
What is consistent: the companies that go through this process find it useful. Not as a compliance exercise — as a factual answer to a question that, once you ask it, does not go away.
The LCA gives you numbers. The verified EPD makes those numbers permanent and public. For many manufacturers, that is the most honest document their company has ever published.
The process takes three to six months, depending on data availability. It requires access to production data: energy consumption, raw material inputs, waste quantities, transport distances.
The result is an EPD valid for five years, published on the Polish EPD register and on this site. The document is freely accessible to anyone — including specifiers, procurement teams, and certification auditors working under BREEAM, LEED, or DGNB.
See the companies who have certified →"We did not expect the EPD to change how we talk about our product — but it did. Having verified numbers changed the conversation with architects and specifiers entirely."— Production Director, Polish building materials manufacturer
Who runs the programme
The people behind
the declarations.
A named management team, an expert Technical Committee, and an independent panel of approved verifiers.
Programme management
The team responsible for running and developing the EPD Poland programme.
Mikołaj Junosza-Szaniawski
Sustainability and ESG specialist. MBA from the Carlson School of Management (University of Minnesota) and LCA training at MIT. For over 25 years with KPMG, where as Director in non-financial audit he oversaw key sustainability-reporting engagements. ESG lecturer at Kozminski University.
Grzegorz Suwara
Expert in management systems — including ISO 14001 and ISO 50001 — and product conformity assessment. Doctoral studies at the Faculty of Management, University of Warsaw. Former Managing Director at ECO Solution, delivering environmental impact reports and due-diligence work for key sectors.
Izabela Sztamberek-Sochan
PhD in environmental science; expert in the circular economy and recycling. Experience at MPO Warsaw and the Elab research laboratory. Responsible for programme administration and coordinating the work of the Technical Committee.
Technical Committee
The Committee develops and reviews Product Category Rules (PCR), appoints and monitors verifiers, and safeguards methodological consistency across the programme.
Dr Eng. Robert Dynarowski
Recognised expert in construction-product conformity assessment. Specialises in carbon-footprint analysis and production-process optimisation. Author of scientific publications on factory production control in the building-ceramics industry.
Dr Eng. Daniel Wałach
Assistant professor in the Department of Geomechanics, Civil Engineering and Geotechnics at AGH University of Krakow. Research focused on product life-cycle modelling and decarbonisation in construction.
Dr Eng. Joanna Sagan
Assistant professor in the Department of Geomechanics, Civil Engineering and Geotechnics at AGH University of Krakow. Specialises in construction-sector waste management, with over eight years of experience.
- PCR panel: considers and approves Product Category Rules proposals.
- Verifier appointment: assesses applications, appoints independent verifiers and monitors their competence.
- Oversight of verification: ensures verifiers work to the established guidelines, keeping assessments consistent and reliable.
- Programme development: proposes initiatives to advance the technical and LCA-oriented aspects of the programme.
Independent verifiers
Third-party verifiers approved by EPD Poland to assess declarations independently. Engagement is arranged either directly or through Multicert Sp. z o.o. Each verifier holds a defined scope of product categories and a fixed validity period.
| Verifier | Affiliation | Product categories | Validity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Robert Dynarowski | Dr Eng. · Expert | Construction products under the CPR | 2025–2028 |
| Daniel Wałach | Dr Eng. · AGH Krakow | Construction products under the CPR | 2024–2027 |
| Violetta Gładysz-Oczalska | M.Eng. · Independent practice | Construction products, chemical substances, food products | 2024–2027 |
| Joanna Sagan | Dr Eng. · AGH Krakow | Construction products under the CPR | 2024–2027 |
| Izabela Sztamberek-Sochan | Dr Eng. · Multicert | Construction products, pharmaceutical products | 2024–2027 |
| Sławomir Słowik | M.Sc. · Independent practice | Construction products and chemical substances under the CPR | 2025–2028 |
| Tomasz Rola | M.Eng. · ro.lab consulting | Electronic & mechanical products, steel & metal, plastics & composites | 2026–2029 |
| Anna Śliwińska | PhD · GIG-PIB | Industrial products, building materials, energy, waste management | 2026–2029 |
For B2B communication under EN 15804+A2 third-party verification is not strictly mandatory, but most clients require it; for B2C communication it is required.