How to get certifications of GRS , OCS, GOTS, RCS and ISO?

 

  1. Global Recycled Standard (GRS)

    • GRS certification verifies the recycled content in a product and the supply chain's compliance with environmental and social standards.
    • To obtain GRS certification, you typically need to work with an accredited certification body. They will assess your product's recycled content, traceability, social and environmental practices, and compliance with GRS requirements.
    • Prepare documentation showing your product's recycled content, supply chain information, and compliance with GRS criteria.

    • How to get certifications of GRS , OCS, GOTS, RCS and ISO



  2. Organic Content Standard (OCS)

    • OCS certification verifies the organic content in products, ensuring they meet specific environmental and social criteria.
    • Similar to GRS, you'll need to engage with an accredited certification body for OCS certification.
    • Provide documentation demonstrating your product's organic content, including details about raw materials, processing methods, and compliance with OCS standards.

  3. Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS)

    • GOTS certification is a comprehensive standard for organic textiles, covering both environmental and social aspects of production.
    • To achieve GOTS certification, work with a certification body authorized by GOTS. They will assess your entire production process, from raw material sourcing to labeling and packaging, against GOTS criteria.
    • Provide evidence of organic fiber content, compliance with environmental criteria (e.g., restricted substances), and adherence to social criteria (e.g., fair wages, safe working conditions).

  4. Recycled Claim Standard (RCS)

    • RCS certification verifies the recycled content in products and ensures transparency in material sourcing and processing.
    • Like other certifications, seek out an accredited certification body for RCS certification.
    • Submit documentation proving the recycled content of your product, supply chain traceability, and compliance with RCS requirements.

  5. ISO (International Organization for Standardization):

    • ISO offers various standards applicable to different industries and aspects of business operations (e.g., quality management, environmental management, social responsibility).
    • Determine which ISO standard(s) are relevant to your business or product.
    • Implement the necessary processes and systems to meet the requirements of the chosen ISO standard(s).
    • Engage a certification body accredited for ISO standards assessment to undergo an audit of your processes and systems.
    • Upon successful audit, you'll receive ISO certification.

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