BQCIS

Verifying Responsible and Sustainable Forestry Practices

Consumers and regulators are increasingly demanding that wood and paper products come from forests that are managed responsibly. Independent certification provides assurance that environmental, social, and economic standards are followed.

BQCIS provides accredited certification for FSC® and PEFC™ standards, assessing forest operations for biodiversity protection, sustainable harvesting, worker safety, and community rights.

Our Chain of Custody (CoC) certification ensures that certified wood material is properly tracked through the supply chain, safeguarding the integrity of eco-labeled products.

Key Certification Activities

Forest Management (FM) Certification Audits (FSC®/PEFC™)

Assessment of environmental safeguards, sustainable harvesting rates, biodiversity protection, worker safety requirements, and community rights under FSC® and PEFC™ principles.

Chain of Custody (CoC) Certification Audits

Verification of material tracking systems—transfer, percentage, and credit methods—to ensure certified and non-certified materials remain properly segregated through the supply chain.

Key Benefits of Our Training

Build Internal Competency

Empower your team to maintain compliant systems aligned with international forestry standards.

Ensure System Effectiveness

Improve control of certified materials and strengthen management processes.

Drive Continual Improvement

Identify opportunities to enhance sustainability practices and supply chain integrity.

Achieve & Maintain Certification

Support ongoing compliance with FSC®, PEFC™, and customer requirements.

Success Story

FSC Chain of Custody Audit Unlocks Retail Contracts

The Challenge:

A major printing company risked losing two retail clients requiring FSC-certified packaging.

Our Solution:

Accelerated FSC CoC audit focusing on material segregation, tracking, and documentation controls.

The Result:

Certification secured, contracts protected, and new business opportunities unlocked.

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