Why certifications show up in B2B packaging searches
Procurement teams filter suppliers by certificate: "FSC-certified boxes," "ISO 9001 manufacturer," "SGS-audited factory." A claim only helps if it is verifiable. This checklist separates what we hold from what we can source for your project, so you can decide fast.
What we hold
- ISO 9001 quality management certification for our Guangzhou workshop—ask us for the certificate copy.
- High-tech enterprise certification (China designation, certificate no. GR202544012474).
- SGS-audited facility (depth-audit report on file).
- In-house production covering offset printing, lamination, die-cutting, and hand assembly.
What we can source for your project
We do not hold our own FSC chain-of-custody certification. We work with FSC-certified paper mills and can supply FSC-certified paper for your project, with the chain-of-custody documentation available on request. It is a sourcing option we offer, not a default on every box, so tell us at briefing if your project requires it.
| If you need | What to ask us |
|---|---|
| FSC-certified kraft mailer | Specify FSC stock; we confirm grade, mill, lead time, CoC |
| FSC-certified rigid wrap | Specify FSC art paper; we confirm availability |
| Proof | Request the mill certificate copy and CoC documentation |
How to verify any supplier's claim
- Ask for the certificate copy and the exact certificate number—real certs have one.
- For FSC, check the chain-of-custody number matches the material you receive.
- For ISO, confirm the scope covers the actual production site, not a trading office.
Where it fits with the rest
Certifications sit on top of the basics: MOQ 100, free dieline, blank sample, 7–12 working days, and widely recyclable mono-material boxes. Material-safety facts live in our PFAS guide. For project quotes with specific certification requirements, check the packaging FAQ or brief us with your requirement.