Certificates

Business Social Compliance Initiative BSCI stands for Business Social Compliance Initiative. BSCI factory inspection is actually a social responsibility factory inspection, which can also be said to be a human rights factory inspection.Audit content:1. Whether there is child labor in the factory.2. Whether it is forced labor and whether the wages are at the minimum level.3. Whether the employee union is established and operated, and whether the fire safety measures in the workplace meet the standards.4. Whether the stipulated wages are too long and paid on time.5. A series of factory social responsibility issues such as excessive overtime hours and possible forms of discriminationAdvantages:1. Fulfill guest requests.2. Increase factory productivity and thereby increase profits.3. Lay a solid foundation for the long-term import and export development of the factory.SA8000 ISO45001

EN 13432:2000-12 7P**** means certified products, like garbage bags, paper cutlery, 7W**** indicates materials such as PHA, PLA, PBAT or modifiers, 7H**** represents semi-finished products, such as films and sheets, 7Z**** represents additives, such as ink masterbatches

OK Compost Certification OK Compost certification is a biodegradable product certification issued by TUV Austria, the European Union's bioplastics certification body, after plastic products have undergone a series of tests in accordance with international standards for biodegradable materials and have met the relevant requirements. Both OK Compost and Seedling are the world's most authoritative certification systems for compostable products made of biodegradable materials, and their certified products are recognized throughout Europe and even gain access to the global market.The difference between home compost and industrial compostAlso known as commercial composting, industrial composting is large-scale composting designed to dispose of large amounts of organic waste. The Seedling compostability mark for Industrial composting and Seedling compostability Mark are both based on DIN EN 13432. The cycle is 180 days. Household composting refers to the composting process that mainly uses household kitchen waste or garden waste as the main raw material to carry out aerobic composting for production and life for their own use. The testing criteria for household compost are based on NF T51-800 Plastics - Specification for Plastics suitable for household compost. The cycle should not exceed one year.