- Exact communication
- Claim ID ___; verbatim proposed wording ___; symbol or seal ___; pack panel ___; nearby qualifying text ___; intended market ___; translation version ___. Preserve the full panel view, since a short phrase, leaf graphic and surrounding wording can convey a broader message than the phrase considered in isolation.
- Object and boundary
- Paper, carton, film or whole product ___; material or property covered ___; excluded component ___; geographic or disposal-condition qualification ___; buyer’s intended interpretation ___. The FTC summary advises identifying whether an environmental benefit relates to the product or packaging. Make that distinction explicit before choosing supporting documents.
- Evidence register
- Document ID ___; issuer or author ___; holder ___; date and validity if applicable ___; product/material reference ___; method and result where relevant ___; original file location ___. Explain how the quoted SKU connects to the document. A recognizable seal or valid certificate still needs an applicability and permission review.
- Review and permission
- Brand reviewer ___; market-review owner ___; permitted wording or logo-use terms ___; evidence gaps ___; correction request ___; accepted copy ___. Keep the technical review and permission to use a mark distinct. Neither an attractive pack mockup nor a supplier’s general marketing brochure closes those two checks.
- Artwork linkage
- SKU specification ___; artwork revision ___; approved claim IDs ___; release owner/date ___; evidence recheck trigger ___; withdrawn wording ___. Track where a claim appears beyond the box, including listings and sales sheets. If evidence changes, this list helps the owner locate every affected statement instead of correcting only the master file.