An environmentally friendly flame retardant, which is not determined by any organization or environmental label but is determined by the structure and performance of the leather flame retardant itself, must meet the following three conditions: First, whether the flame retardant is environmentally friendly. The green flame retardant must be a non-PBT substance, that is, the release of chemicals to the environment is not durable, bioaccumulative and toxic, and it should be a non-CMR substance, that is, it has no carcinogenic, mutagenic and reproductive effects on the human body; Second, green flame retardants have the least impact on the environment during the entire product life cycle, whether it is the extraction of upstream raw materials, production or transportation, or the use of downstream recycling. Environmentally friendly flame retardants have a small environmental release, and consume less energy and emissions during the life cycle. Convenient for recycling and disposal; finally, green flame retardants must meet the regulatory and performance requirements of relevant regulations. Based on the above 3 standards, most halogen flame retardants are currently green

Based on any chemical, including flame retardants, there may be risks that have not yet been discovered, in addition. Large-scale flame retardant manufacturers also actively organized a voluntary action plan for release control (VECA P actively called on manufacturers and downstream users to improve the process from time to time, recycle packaging bags, reduce the release of flame retardants to the environment, and minimize potential harm.