YOUR COMMUNICATIONS. VERIFIED.
truMRK is an independent review service helping organisations strengthen the credibility of their communications.
We analyse clarity, check evidence, and assess risk, so your messaging earns trust, not scrutiny.
Whether you’re looking for a quick sense-check or a detailed transparency report, truMRK gives you the insight and confidence to communicate with integrity.
Clear. Credible. Compliant.
“Working with truMRK has been a highly valuable step in strengthening the way we communicate our sustainability work.
Their independent Transparency Report gave us a clear, unfiltered view of the strengths in our approach, as well as where we need to provide deeper context, clearer data, and more specific performance information for our stakeholders.”
How It Works
1. Submit Content
Send us your final draft for pre-publication review and early risk reduction.
2. Content Analysed
We assess your claims, evidence, and language against best-practice.
3. Make Edits
Incorporate our feedback before submitting your final version.
4. Get Certified
We issue your truMRK Transparency Report and badge, ready to share.
Strengthen Trust in Your Sustainability Communications
If your organisation is making sustainability claims, independent verification matters.
truMRK reviews campaign materials for clarity, evidence and risk, helping you communicate with confidence while reducing greenwashing exposure.
INCLUDED IN THE SERVICE:
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Independent review of sustainability communications
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A public Transparency Report explaining findings and context
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A truMRK verified badge linked directly to your report
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Optional debrief with our reviewers
Insights and Impact
Articles exploring sustainability claims, transparency, and responsible communication. We cover regulatory rulings, evidence standards, and real-world examples to examine how environmental and social claims are assessed, where risk arises, and how clearer context supports accountability.
LATEST ARTICLE:
Greenwashing Enforcement in 2025 and What It Means for 2026
From fines to forced corrections, 2025 showed how greenwashing is enforced. This article explains what changed and what to expect in 2026.


