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Kiwa also has schemes that are focused upon the bio-economy and circular economy. For example, ISCC is focused upon certifying all types of biomasses, waste and residues, non-biological renewable sources, and recycled carbon materials. It is applicable to food, feed, chemicals, plastics, packaging, textiles and renewable raw materials derived from a process using renewable energy sources.

Advancing the circular economy

Kiwa's certification schemes also play a vital role in advancing the circular economy. By certifying recycled carbon materials and other renewable sources, Kiwa helps close the loop in various industries. This ensures that materials are reused and recycled efficiently, reducing waste and conserving natural resources. The circular economy aims to create a sustainable cycle of production and consumption, where products are designed to be reused, repaired, and recycled.

Comprehensive support from Kiwa

Kiwa's diverse portfolio of certification schemes provides comprehensive support to businesses aiming to adopt sustainable practices. Our experts can help you select the services that best fit your company's needs, ensuring compliance with international standards and enhancing the sustainability of your operations. 

Partnering for a sustainable future

By partnering with Kiwa, businesses can demonstrate their commitment to sustainability and gain a competitive edge in the market. Our certification schemes not only enhance the credibility of your products but also contribute to the broader goals of the bio-economy and circular economy. Together, we can work towards a more sustainable and environmentally responsible future.

Services

  • Operation Clean Sweep (OCS) Certification Scheme

    In 2020, Plastics Europe, the association representing plastics manufacturers in Europe and EuPC, the association of European Plastics Converters committed to jointly develop an OCS Europe certification scheme aimed at controlling and documenting compliance with requirements targeting minimization of pellet loss across the entire plastic supply chain.
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  • International Sustainability & Carbon Certification (ISCC)

    ISCC is a globally applicable sustainability certification system and covers all sustainable feedstocks, including agricultural and forestry biomass, bio-based and circular materials and renewables.
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