Open sustainability data
The BASTA system helps you choose sustainable products through scientifically based information to phase out hazardous substances.
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Open article pages
Each registered product has a unique and open article page. You can find them via our search engine and link to them with links and QR code. Read more about article pages here.
Open company pages
Explore over 500 companies connected to the BASTA system and see their registered products and their grades and sustainability information. Read more about company pages here.
Open API
Connect your own tools and databases to BASTA to always have accurate and updated sustainability information about products in the BASTA system. Integration is free of charge. View API documentation.
Logbook service
Document and follow up product selection in the building and construction process. Our logbook service focuses on traceability and digitisation with direct connections to FINFO, CCBuild and eBVD. More about logbook functions.
Products with grades
Grades have been introduced into the BASTA system to facilitate the interpretation of an product performance.
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Connect your company and register your articles in the BASTA system database — searchable and accessible to everyone.
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Recticel on working with circular material flows
New features: expiration date and Swedish Wood
We are launching two new features in the system: expiration dates and an integration with Svenskt Trä.
BASTA Day 2026
GS1 and BASTA: expanding collaboration for more sustainability information in the building materials trade
GS1 will become the new standard for product information as Byggmaterialhandlarna, the industry association for the building materials trade, transitions from the in-house developed Vilma standard. We interviewed Jonatan Tullberg, CEO of GS1 Sweden, about how they use BASTA’s data.