Protecting forests starts with fibre sourcing: EUDR, FSC and GRS documents, and recovered coating materials
QiLi Paper provides EUDR compliance information and FSC and GRS certification documents by grade and batch, and recovers and reuses coating materials. How brands can use these documents in sourcing and on-pack claims.
Protecting forests starts with where the fibre comes from. For brands selling into the EU, or with sustainability certification requirements, traceable sourcing and compliance documents are a precondition of purchase. QiLi Paper can provide EUDR compliance information and FSC and GRS certification documents for each project.
Which documents can we provide?
EUDR: compliance information under the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR), provided by grade and batch.
FSC: FSC certification documents, applicable within the grades and batches covered by a valid certificate.
GRS: Global Recycled Standard (GRS) certification documents, applicable within the grades and batches covered by a valid certificate.
Why "by grade and batch"?
FSC, GRS and similar certifications have a defined scope, and only products within that scope may carry the claim. We check grade, batch and target market for each project before providing the matching documents, so certification is never stretched to products it does not cover.
Coating materials recovered and reused
Beyond fibre sourcing, we also look at materials used in production: coating materials are all recovered and reused, reducing waste.
How can brands use this?
State the target market (for example the EU) and the documents you need when you enquire.
Use only claims supported by documents on artwork and labels.
Where recycled content matters, evaluate it together with the fibre routes of the EARTH series.