For a few years the significant international organizations such as ICC (International Chamber of Commerce), UNEP (United Nations Environmental Programme), ISO (International Organization for Standardization), WBCSD (World Business Council for Sustainable Development), thematic conferences, etc. have been dealing intensively with issues covering relations of business, ethics, environment, consumption, products and their environmental labeling. The international standards prepared by CEN (European Committee for Standardization) can be regarded as neutral, consensus tools – from point of view of all interested parties such as producers, retailers, and customers (consumers) of products. The same applies to standards on environmental management, prepared within ISO in Technical Committee TC 207. The balance of interests of the above-mentioned interested groups is preserved in both the standards for environmental systems (ISO 14 001, ISO 14 004) and the standards – supporting tools focused on products (Environmental Labeling, LCA).