ESG (Environment, Social and Governance) assess the sustainability of an enterprise's operation and its impact on social values from three dimensions: environment, society and corporate governance. ESG System & Performance Assessment is based on specific criteria or criteria used to assess how a company's commitment, performance, business model and structure align with its sustainable development goals. They are firstly used by investment firms to screen or evaluate companies in their various funds and portfolios. Job seekers, clients and others can also use these assessments when evaluating business relationships, while the scored businesses themselves can gain a better understanding of their strengths, weaknesses, risks and opportunities.

E-UNION sustainability experts provide independent validation and verification of Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions for any organization or industry in accordance with ISO 14064-3 standards.

Ethical and Code of Conduct audits provide key information to support sourcing decisions. When considering new suppliers, your company’s main concern is risk to reputation and protection of your brand image. Your business lives by its mission and values and you want to deliver those same expectations of your supply chain.

Green Gold Label (GGL) is an international certification programme for sustainable biomass. GGL was established in 2002 and is owned by the Green Gold Label Foundation. GGL is amongst the earliest biomass certification schemes. It has acquired a unique track record in the certification and tracking and tracing of sustainable biomass. Certification against GGL is done by independent, accredited third party certification bodies. GGL certification covers the complete supply chain from production, processing, transport to final use for bioenergy and biobased applications. The scope includes woody, agri-residue and waste wood biomass, as well as bioliquids.

E-union performs quality system audits & provides correction suggestions for clients. The audit will be performed against either client's own audit standard or the standard developed by E-union.

C-TPAT is a joint US government and trade deliberate program to build strong connections that strengthen the worldwide supply chain and border security by moving forward security in respects to transportation of merchandise, cargo, and people amid the course of the commercial shipping handle.

Zero Plastic Oceans (ZPO) is a non-governmental organization (NGO) created the Ocean Bound Plastic (OBP) certifications and labels in 2019. Aiming to certify that plastic waste is correctly collected and managed, this legal tool offers a complete and transparent vision of the waste’s fate. Composed of professionals from sustainable development, waste management and environmental certification backgrounds, Zero Plastic Oceans works for a clean and healthy ocean every day.

SLCP refers to Social & Labor Convergence Project, which uses a multi-stakeholder and inclusive organization and approach. Signatories include manufacturers, retailers and brands, agents and audit firms/service providers, as well as organizations in the public sector, standard holders, civil society organizations and multi-stakeholder organizations with an interest in converging assessments and improving labor and social conditions. E-union is an approved verification body for SLCP.

The International Sustainability & Carbon Certification (ISCC) is an international certification system covering all kinds of bio-based feedstocks and renewables catering to energy, food, feed, and chemicals sectors.The ISCC EU is the first and leading voluntary scheme based on the European Renewable Energy Directive (RED), covering the environmental and social aspects of biomass production. It is compatible with other RED schemes.ISCC certification enables delivery of products compliant with the sustainability criteria laid down by the European Union’s Renewable Energy Directive (RED).

The RPM Program offers Certification against best practice standards and is delivered by international, third party, and accredited Certification Bodies. Certification is an optional extra for ‘Engaged’ organizations. When chosen, it serves as a clear demonstration of compliance with the best practise RPM Standard or Zero Plastic to Landfill criteria and it communicates clearly to all interested parties that the organization is fully committed to managing the plastics under its control.

Zero Plastic To Landfill Challenge