AIDOIN® is an EU-wide certification mark

What is the AIDOIN Mark?

An EUIPO certification mark is an EU-registered seal of quality that confirms a product meets the criteria set by the mark's holder and approved by EUIPO.

What does an EU certification mark mean?

The mark's holder acts as an independent assessor and may not itself manufacture the products it certifies. The certification mark is based on official Regulations of Use (RoU), which define the properties being certified, oversight, and use of the mark.

Its figurative-mark form ensures visual distinctiveness and clear recognisability. An EUIPO-certified mark gives consumers reliable, EU-level quality assurance, and gives companies a competitive edge through transparent, independent certification.

AIDOIN criteria

What does the AIDOIN certificate guarantee?

The AIDOIN mark is granted to products that meet criteria related to authenticity, purity and naturalness.

The AIDOIN criteria guarantee that the product:
  • Is made using only necessary and as light as possible processing steps.
  • Contains no unnecessary synthetic flavourings, colourings, preservatives or sweeteners.
  • Keeps its ingredients as close as possible to their original form.
  • Meets high purity requirements.
“AIDOIN's mission is to act as a bridge-builder between companies producing clean, transparently manufactured products and the rapidly growing consumer segment that values authenticity and purity — both in Finland and across the EU.”
EUIPO register

AIDOIN® is a certification mark registered with EUIPO

AIDOIN is a certification mark registered with the European Union Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) under EUTM 019362586. The official Regulations of Use, and the criteria on the basis of which EUIPO has approved the mark, can be checked directly in EUIPO's official register.

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For Companies

Apply for the AIDOIN certificate

Product categories, criteria and the application process, step by step.

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For Consumers

How AIDOIN helps you

How to recognise authentic and clean products in everyday life.

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