Do you count things like paper towels and toilet paper as ongoing consumables or just under green cleaning products?

The LEED Re-certification Guidance document recommends submission of purchases of the most recent 25% of performance period. Are we allowed to include data prior to that period as well?

I'm wondering where to draw the line between consumables (which in my mind are things people use in the course of their business day) and the items used for the business (product raw materials, ite

I am working on a university dormitory with 500 students living there. It would be almost impossible to track all of their purchases.

I was wondering if some packaging of products that adress IEQ requirements but also attend one or more MRc1 criteria can be used here, like soap packing. Other question is, shampoo and/or band-aid

The project I am working on does not pay for any toner cartridges as they are included in the maintenance contract.

Why does LEED not recognize SFI products? We purchase products with that label such as our hanging folders and file folders. Does it count as and FSC product? Thanks for the help

Our business uses large/wide format printing for design plans quite a bit and the paper has accounted for a large portion of our purchasing. I've gone to our vendors to see about recycled content p