Full list — What can you buy with eco-vouchers?

The official list of eligible products is set by CLA 98 of the National Labour Council. It is regularly updated to include new sustainable products. Below is a detailed summary by category.

Full official list

Food

Organic, local and short-circuit

Certified organic products

Fruit, vegetables, meat, dairy, dry groceries with a recognized organic label.

Bulk shops

Bulk shopping without packaging: grains, pulses, dried fruit, oils, cleaning products.

Cooperatives & CSA

Farmer baskets, CSA, food cooperatives, direct sales from producers.

Mobility

Soft mobility and car alternatives

Bikes and e-bikes

Regular, electric, folding, cargo bikes, accessories (helmet, lock, basket, pannier).

Maintenance & repair

Bike repair, spare parts, e-bike battery replacement.

Public transport

Subscriptions SNCB, STIB, De Lijn, TEC. 10-trip cards and individual tickets.

Energy & home

Energy savings and sustainable home

A++/A+++ appliances

Fridges, washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, ovens rated A++ or A+++.

Renewable energy

Solar panels, solar water heaters, heat pumps, domestic wind turbines.

Insulation & renovation

Insulation materials, double glazing, eco-labelled paints, low-energy equipment.

Reuse

Second-hand and repair

Clothing and furniture

Vintage clothing, thrift stores, second-hand furniture, bookcases. Flea markets.

Repair cafés & workshops

Repair workshops for clothing, appliances, bikes, electronics.

Gardening

Sustainable gardening

Organic plants and seeds

Vegetable plants, nectar-rich flowers, heirloom seeds, plants for beehives.

Compost & rainwater collection

Composters, worm composters, rainwater barrels, cisterns.

Official source

A list defined by CLA 98

The official list is set by Collective Labour Agreement No. 98 of the National Labour Council. It includes products and services with a favourable environmental impact, grouped into eight main categories.

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FAQ

Questions about eligible products

Does the list of eligible products change?

Yes, CLA 98 of the National Labour Council is revised regularly (usually every 2 to 4 years) to include new sustainable products. The current list is available at myecocheques.be.

How do I recognize an eligible product in the store?

Eligible products usually carry a specific pictogram or are placed in a dedicated section. If in doubt, ask at the checkout — the store automatically distinguishes products payable with eco-vouchers.

What happens if I buy an ineligible product?

The eco-voucher payment will be rejected for that line of the receipt. You will need to pay for the ineligible product with another payment method (cash, debit card, other vouchers).

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Official and up-to-date list

The myecocheques.be website, managed by the Belgian government, provides the complete and most up-to-date official list of eligible eco-voucher products.

See the official list