FSC and PEFC Chain of Custody Certification— Designing Systems That Work
Setting up practical systems and supporting your team to achieve and sustain FSC & PEFC certification.
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Trusted by manufacturers, printers, traders & global brands
Effective certification isn’t about paperwork — it’s about building a system that supports your operations and protects your market access.
Paul Wilson | Founder & Chief Executive Officer
The Business Value of FSC & PEFC Chain of Custody
Secure market access
Meet buyer requirements and be eligible for domestic and export markets requiring FSC or PEFC certification.
Strengthen Internal Control
Establish clear procedures and defined responsibilities that improve material control and reduce operational errors.
Demonstrate Responsible Sourcing
Provide clear, documented traceability that meets recognised international standards and audit requirements.
Free Guide: How to Get PEFC Certified
Step-by-step advice from experienced consultants.
Our 5-Step Process
Clear steps, from start to certification
Understand your business needs and goals
Review existing systems and identify gaps
Develop manuals, procedures, forms
Equip staff and test compliance readiness
Support during certification audit and close non-conformities
Ready to Get Certified?
Let’s simplify your journey to PEFC/FSC compliance.
What is FSC Certification?
The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Chain of Custody certification ensures that wood, paper, and packaging products are sourced from responsibly managed forests. With FSC CoC certification, companies can trace materials throughout their supply chain, meet global sustainability requirements, and build trust with eco-conscious customers and partners.
What is PEFC Certification?
The Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) Chain of Custody certification guarantees that forest-based products come from sustainable sources. PEFC CoC certification helps companies demonstrate compliance with international standards, strengthen supply chain transparency, and access new markets that require certified materials.