Quality control

The Certification System ISO 9001 refers to an international regulation on the quality management focussed mainly on the customer, based on continuous improvement and in balance with society, the economy and the environment.

The ISO 14001 certification is an international standard that allows companies to demonstrate the commitment assumed with the protection of the environment through the management of environmental risks associated with the developed activity.

The ISEGA certification is awarded to those companies who comply with all the regulations for manufacturing materials for containers that are in contact with foodstuffs or products for human consumption.

The FSC^® (Forest Stewardship Council^®) is the most rigorous forestry management quality certification system globally, supported by the main conservation entities, industry and forest ownership, and the rights associations of forest dwellers and their workers. Timber certified under this scheme guarantees that the forests from which it comes is managed in an environmentally sound manner that is socially beneficial and economically viable.

The chain of custody FSC^® (Forest Stewardship Council^®) guarantees that the timber and the paper pulp sold with a certified statement are produced from raw materials coming from responsibly management forests/woodlands.

The chain of custody of PEFC TM (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification) guarantees the products sold as PEFC Certified come from forests certified by the PEFC, the forestry management scheme most commonly established at world level.