Xiamen Lexiang, a Chinese marble and engineered stone supplier, published Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs) for its products. EPDs are third-party verified documents that show a product's lifecycle impacts, including raw material extraction, processing, packaging, and transport. For architects and procurement teams, this data helps calculate embodied carbon and can support LEED, BREEAM, and similar green building certifications. The press release positions the move as part of a broader decarbonization push in architecture, where regulators and rating systems now expect verifiable data instead of vague green claims. The company says its processing equipment reduces waste and energy use, and it highlights Fendi White Marble as an example. However, the release does not disclose specific emissions numbers, so buyers should request the actual EPD documents and compare the stated figures against other stone suppliers before making sourcing decisions.
