Eco certifications aren’t just labels — they are critical market access tools. In regulated markets like the EU, US, and Australia, compostable or biodegradable claims must be backed by recognized third-party standards. For brand owners, retailers, and importers, certification equals trust, legality, and environmental responsibility.
Bagasse is the fibrous residue left behind after sugarcane juice extraction.
Once treated as agricultural waste, it is now valued as a renewable, compostable raw material ideal for sustainable food packaging.
By transforming this byproduct into high-performance molded fiber products, we reduce landfill waste and support circular manufacturing.
Fully biodegrade within a fixed timeframe (typically ≤180 days)
Leave no toxic residue or heavy metals
Break down in industrial or home compost environments
Comply with local waste system requirements
Key Takeaway: Certification ensures your packaging performs as promised — during use, and after disposal.
Mandatory for industrial compostable packaging in Europe
Requires ≥90% biodegradation in ≤6 months
Also tests disintegration, eco-toxicity, and heavy metals
Used in conjunction with the Seedling logo
Used for: Exports to Germany, France, Netherlands, etc.
Extension of EN13432
OK Compost: For industrial composting facilities
OK Compost HOME: For backyard composting at lower temperatures
Popular among eco-conscious brands and EU retailers
Used for: Products in Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan
Issued by the Biodegradable Products Institute
Based on ASTM D6400 / D6868 compostability standards
Recognized by most U.S. composting facilities and retailers
Required for foodservice items in many U.S. states
Used for: Supermarkets, chains, and municipal compost systems in the US
ASTM D6400 / D6868 – U.S. test method for plastics and coatings
ISO 17088 – International test method for compostability
DIN CERTCO – Certification body aligned with EN/ISO norms
FDA Food Contact – For verifying product safety in food applications
Our products are backed by globally recognized certifications, covering food safety, compostability, quality management and social responsibility — ensuring compliance across international markets.
✓ FDA (USA) — Food contact safety for international markets
✓ LFGB (Germany) — Certified safe for food contact under German Food & Commodities Act
✓ ISO 9001 — Quality management system
✓ ISO 14001 — Environmental management system
✓ BRCGS (Packaging, A+) — Global packaging safety & quality standard
✓ Sedex / SMETA — Social responsibility and ethical audit
✓ EN13432 (EU) — Compostability certification (Seedling mark, widely recognized in Europe)
✓ BPI (USA) — Compostable certification under ASTM D6400/D6868
✓ DIN CERTCO Industrial Compostable (Germany) — Certified for industrial composting (EN13432)
✓ DIN CERTCO Home & Garden Compostable (Germany) — Certified for home composting (NF T51-800)
✓ FSC — Responsible forestry certification, sustainable pulp sourcing
✓ MSDS — Material safety data sheet for bagasse & bamboo pulp
✓ FDA 21 CFR 176.170 — Additional FDA migration test report (bagasse & bamboo pulp)
Key Takeaway: Our certified compostable packaging meets the strictest global standards — helping your brand export with confidence.
BPI ensures your compostable tableware can enter municipal composting systems and meet state-level PFAS bans.
In regulated markets — no. Claims must be verified by a recognized standard like EN13432 or ASTM D6400.
OK Compost is a label issued by TÜV Austria, based on EN13432. It includes more detailed labeling (industrial vs. home).
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