2(1)Information about resource efficiency, in relation to a product, means information which—
(a)is within sub-paragraph (2) or (3), and
(b)is relevant to the product’s impact on the natural environment.
(2)The information within this sub-paragraph is information about—
(a)the expected life of the product;
(b)aspects of the product’s design which affect its expected life;
(c)the availability or cost of component parts, tools, or anything else required to repair or maintain the product;
(d)whether the product can be upgraded, and the availability or cost of upgrades;
(e)any other matter relevant to repairing, maintaining, remanufacturing or otherwise prolonging the expected life of, the product;
(f)the ways in which the product can be disposed of at the end of its life (including whether and to what extent it can be recycled, and whether materials used in it can be extracted and reused or recycled).
(3)The information within this sub-paragraph is information about—
(a)the materials from which the product is manufactured;
(b)the techniques used in its manufacture;
(c)the resources consumed during its production or use;
(d)the pollutants (including greenhouse gases within the meaning of section 92 of the Climate Change Act 2008) released or emitted at any stage of the product’s production, use or disposal.