Your FSC® Chain of Custody certification already provides a framework for managing and tracing FSC-certified material through the supply chain.
The FSC Regulatory Module, FSC-STD-40-004r, builds on this foundation. It is a complementary standard to add on to existing FSC certification requirements. The Module supports FSC certificate holders in aligning their practices with Regulation (EU) 2023/1115 (EUDR) requirements. Thus, it can be a relevant tool to support companies exporting relevant wood, wood-based or rubber products into the European Union (EU).
Join TÜV SÜD experts to understand what the module adds, whether it is relevant to your organisation and what to consider before extending your certification scope.
This webinar will help you to:
During this webinar, you will gain practical insights into:
How the module fits
What the FSC Regulatory Module is and how it complements FSC certification regarding EU Regulation 2023/1115 - EUDR
Scope and applicability
Which organisations, certification types and products may use the module
Due diligence requirements
An overview on Due Diligence System requirements of the Regulatory Module
Risk assessment
Explore risk-assessment and risk-mitigation requirements, including the role of applicable FSC risk assessments.
Certification assessment
What to expect from a certification body assessment
This webinar is particularly relevant for:
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Sebastian Hetsch
FSC® Product Compliance Manager & Global Product Manager ‘Forest and Timber’
Sebastian Hetsch supports TÜV SÜD’s product compliance and global service development activities for FSC certification, forest and timber services.
Yuvaraj Singaram
Product Compliance Manager, FSC® CoC for India
Yuvaraj Singaram supports FSC Chain of Custody product compliance and certification activities for TÜV SÜD in India.
TÜV SÜD FSC Certification Body is located at TUV SUD Czech s.r.o., FSC A000530.
Understand how the FSC Regulatory Module could strengthen your due-diligence and traceability framework.
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