ISCC (International Sustainability and Carbon Certification) is a globally applicable sustainability certification system that covers all sustainable raw materials, including biomass, biowaste and residues, non-biological renewable materials, recycled materials and renewable energy from agriculture, forestry and aquaculture. Originating in Germany, it is an open multi-stakeholder initiative that leads certification systems to support sustainable, traceable, deforestation-free and climate-friendly supply chains. We are committed to protecting forests, high-carbon reserves and biodiversity to achieve environmental, social and economic sustainability.

ISCC EU: ISCC EU is the leading certification system recognized by the European Commission in compliance with the requirements of the Renewable Energy Directive (RED II) for the sustainable production of biofuels and biomass, as well as the market for biomass and biofuels for food and non-food uses and their trading chains, and is a mandatory certification for entering the EU energy market.

ISCC PLUS: The ISCC PLUS certification system is a voluntary scheme that complements the ISCC EU certification system by adding certification for the sustainable production of raw materials in the areas of life such as chemicals, food and household goods. It applies to producers of biomass and non-biomass raw materials, as well as to all aspects of the supply chain, such as farming, harvesting, processing, storage, transportation and marketing.

1, ecologically sustainable (protection of land with high biodiversity value or high carbon storage, environmentally responsible production in deforestation-free supply chains to protect soil, water and air)

2. Social sustainability (reduce greenhouse gas emissions, use renewable energy for public transport)

3. GHG emission testing (method for calculating greenhouse gas emissions, monitoring greenhouse gas reduction, mandatory EU biofuels market)

4, supply chain regulation (ISCC definition, reference documents, certification principles, key requirements, from ordering, procurement, production, warehousing and production line planning to follow ISCC regulatory standards, ISCC identification and declaration) the higher the level of protection required, the higher the level of assessment (related to the assessment objectives). In general, to obtain an AL-3 level label, participants must undergo an on-site audit.

1. ISCC certification facilitates domestic and international trade and expands opportunities to increase market potential.

2. The services provided by ISSC certification provide a new and alternative opportunity for manufacturers, processors, retailers and brands to demonstrate their commitment to managing their supply chains in a sustainable way.

3, Global recognition: ISCC is the first international certification system that can demonstrate sustainability and greenhouse gas savings for all types of biomass and bioenergy; ISCC is recognised by the European Commission in all 27 EU Member States: ISCC is also recognised by the German government

4, meet the requirements of high ecological and social sustainable development, greenhouse gas emissions reduction and traceability throughout the supply chain