Forest Management Certification for Packaging

Demonstrate that your packaging comes from sustainably sourced wood.

Why is it important to use timber from sustainable sources?

Timber and paper products are involved with some of the most geographically complex supply chains, and many countries are developing legal requirements to ensure that these products come from sustainable sources. At the same time, consumers are becoming more environmentally conscious and want to be sure that the products they purchase are not involved with operations that are causing harm to our planet.

By providing certification of traceability throughout the supply chain, you can show that you are complying with legal requirements while meeting consumer demands for legal and sustainably sourced wood and paper products.

SGS offers forest management certification so you can demonstrate that your packaging comes from sustainable sources. We will help you to reduce risk, ensure compliance, enhance your brand reputation and stand out from the competition.

Learn more about our forest management services. Download your free brochure on traceability in the wood supply chain.

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Benefits of Sustainable Forest Management

Sustainable forest management reduces the risk of sourcing from controversial or illegal sources, protecting the environment and your brand’s reputation.

SGS’s forest management services will ensure that your packaging comes from sustainably sourced wood. We offer independently assessed forest management certification in in accordance with FSC^® and PEFC^™ requirements.

Why SGS?

We are a trusted partner to organizations worldwide for solutions across the forest and wood supply chain. As the world’s leading testing, inspection and certification company, we are recognized as the global benchmark for quality and integrity. Our 96,000 employees operate a network of 2,600 offices and laboratories, working together to enable a better, safer and more interconnected world.