Certification and Verifications

The EUDR Verification Protocol is a verification scheme that ensures compliance with the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) by verifying that products are deforestation-free and legally produced. It applies to various stakeholders (producers, processors, traders, and exporters), tailoring the verification process to their specific role in the supply chain.

The Deforestation-Free Standard (DFS) is a certification scheme that verifies that products are free from deforestation and comply with regulations such as the EUDR. It applies to various types of organizations (producers, traders, processors, and groups), tailoring the requirements to their specific role in the supply chain.

The Rainforest Alliance (RA) Standard enables farmers to protect their forest, improve their livelihoods and those of the community, promote their human rights and help them to mitigate and adapt to the climate crisis.

Forest management certification gives the public peace of mind that forest products are managed responsibly and sustainably, something that is becoming increasingly important.

Control Union Certifications is accredited for FSSC 22000, which is a certification scheme for food and feed safety and quality management systems in compliance with ISO22000 requirements, sector specific Prerequisite Program (PRPs) requirements and additional scheme requirements.

HACCP is a food safety system based on the identification of critical or potential points in food production processes, which allows identifying and proposing prevention actions to avoid contamination of products intended for human consumption.

BRCGS specifies the requirements for organizations and helps provide assurance to customers that products have been manufactured and handled in accordance with the highest, internationally recognized standards for food safety and quality.

ISO 14064-2 provides requirements for designing, validating, or verifying projects that generate GHG reductions or removals.