I can't say that there is one and it would be more difficult to quantify than the specific ones such as Fairtrade or non-GMO.project There is Certified Biodegradable and Rainforest Ecosystem Alliance for 'Social responsibility' and for fish and seafood there are 'Low Contaminant Level' certifications by Seafood Safe, Safe Harbor and Fishwise. Of course there is the Not tested on Animals certified label. I know these are all more focused than what you are asking about.

Your farmer's market is probably your best bet!

I can't say that there is one and it would be more difficult to quantify than the specific ones such as Fairtrade or non-GMO.project There is Certified Biodegradable and Rainforest Ecosystem Alliance for 'Social responsibility' and for fish and seafood there are 'Low Contaminant Level' certifications by Seafood Safe, Safe Harbor and Fishwise. Of course there is the Not tested on Animals certified label. I know these are all more focused than what you are asking about.

Your farmer's market is probably your best bet!

Here is a good resource for ecolabels. There are such labels that take into account the whole life cycle but they are optional and dependent on where you live. http://www.ecolabelindex.com/ecolabels/

I can't say that there is one and it would be more difficult to quantify than the specific ones such as Fairtrade or non-GMO.project

Your farmer's market is probably your best bet!

I can't say that there is one and it would be more difficult to quantify than the specific ones such as Fairtrade or non-GMO.project There is Certified Biodegradable and Rainforest Ecosystem Alliance for 'Social responsibility' and for fish and seafood there are 'Low Contaminant Level' certifications by Seafood Safe, Safe Harbor and Fishwise. Of course there is the Not tested on Animals certified label. I know these are all more focused than what you are asking about.

Your farmer's market is probably your best bet!