Certificates and documents
Our documents exist. They are just not left lying on the internet.
Every certificate below is current and verifiable. What we do not do is publish the scanned files openly, and the reason is worth explaining.
Why the files are not downloadable here
Certificate scans published openly are routinely lifted and re-used by companies that have no right to them. Our licence numbers and analysis documents have been found on offers we never wrote, sent to buyers we never met. Every serious producer in this sector has the same problem. So we share the full document set directly with buyers we are in contact with — by e-mail, with your company name on the cover letter, or verified live against the issuing body's own register. It takes one message and you get everything, including the licence number you can check yourself.
Request the document set| Document | Issuer | Scope | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| ENplus A1 | European Pellet Council | Pellet quality class, 6 mm and 8 mm | Current |
| DINplus | DIN CERTCO | Second-opinion quality scheme | Current |
| EN ISO 17225-2 | ISO | Solid biofuel specification | Applied |
| FSC Chain of Custody | FSC | Certified origin of forestry by-products | Current |
| Batch analysis | Accredited laboratory | Per shipment, signed | Issued with every load |
| Phytosanitary certificate | Ministry of Agriculture | Prepared per destination country | Per shipment |
| Certificate of origin | Chamber of Commerce | Turkish origin | Per shipment |
| Insurance policy | Underwriter | CIF shipments | On request |
Licence and registration numbers can be checked directly on the issuing body's public register — we will give you the number so you can verify it yourself rather than trusting a file we sent you. If a supplier hands you a scan and nothing else, that scan is worth nothing.
Book tonnage before the heating season prices it.
Tell us the destination port, the format and the monthly volume. You get a specification sheet, a batch analysis sample and a firm FOB or CIF price.