Certifications

ISO 9001-2015 is a globally recognized standard for quality management in all organizations that choose to respond to increasingly competitive markets by boosting customer satisfaction and loyalty, while also rationalizing internal processes and thus reducing waste and inefficiency.

The main goal behind ISO 9001-2015 is to constantly improve performance, so that the customers of certified companies can count on goods and services whose quality remains consistently high and continues to improve.

Forest certification stems from growing consumer demand in international markets for products made with wood from forests that are managed in a responsible and ecologically, economically and socially sustainable way.

Reflecting public opinion on a broad scale, consumers want end products made from wood that can be traced back to its origins. They have a preference for items made with wood from sustainably managed forests, as certified by an independent body.

The Forest Stewardship Council® is an international non-profit organization. FSC® is a globally recognized forest certification system.

The aim of the certification system is to ensure that forests are managed properly and products made from forest-based materials are traceable. The FSC® logo shows that a product has been made with raw materials from forests that are responsibly managed in accordance with FSC principles. There are two main certification systems: forest management and chain of custody.

All products can be certified.

The Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) promotes sustainable forest management through a certification system.

One of its goals is to improve the image of forestry and the wood supply chain by providing a tool that can be used to market wood and forest-based materials from plantations and stands that are sustainably managed.