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The Purposes of FSC certiication
1) Stabilize the market share of existing products of the enterprise and create market access conditions for entering new markets.
2) Improve the forest management level of forest management units and promote the sustainable management of forests.
In addition, FSC forest certification can also achieve the following objectives: distinguish products, commercialization of forest services, reduce investment risks, promote participation of stakeholders, obtain financial assistance, and strengthen law enforcement.
FSC Forest Certification Law and Principles
Forest management should comply with the laws of the country in which it is located and the international conventions and agreements it has signed, and comply with all FSC principles and standards.
Forest management should comply with all national and local laws and administrative regulations.
All reasonable legal fees, royalties, taxes and other fees shall be payable. Respect the relevant provisions of all binding international agreements (such as the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, the International Labour Organization Convention, the International Tropical Timber Agreement and the Convention on Biological Diversity).
The certification body and the participating or affected parties should evaluate the conflicts between relevant laws and regulations and FSC principles and standards on a case-by-case basis.
Forest management areas should avoid illegal logging, settlement and other unauthorized activities. Forest managers should commit to long-term adherence to FSC principles and standards.
