Normec OWS is pleased to announce that it has been accredited by the TÜV AUSTRIA Group as a testing laboratory for industrial and household compostability under the REAL (Renewable Energy Assurance Ltd) certification program in the United Kingdom. This recognition further strengthens our commitment to sustainability and quality assurance.
The REAL CMCS (Compostable Materials Certification Scheme) guarantees that products meet strict standards for compostability. Through this program, the TÜV AUSTRIA Group awards CMCS logos to products intended for the British market, confirming that they meet strict testing requirements. As an accredited testing laboratory, Normec OWS plays a crucial role in certifying products for both the UK and European markets.
This milestone underscores our commitment to enabling companies to obtain reliable certifications for their compostable products. By partnering with Normec OWS, companies can ensure their products meet the highest environmental standards, thereby supporting the transition to a more sustainable future.
If you’re interested in REAL certification or our compostability testing services, simply click on “Request a quote.” Together w , we can promote sustainable practices and create a greener future.
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Normec OWS recently participated in the annual meeting of the Compostable by Design Platform (CbDP), an important forum for promoting compostable materials in Europe.
The Ellen MacArthur Foundation has published a new report examining the role of flexible paper-based packaging in tackling microplastic pollution, particularly in markets with high leakage rates. The report is supported by 47 organizations, including Normec OWS.
Normec OWS recently hosted the third general meeting of the REBIOLUTION project at its headquarters in Ghent.
Normec OWS is proud to be part of the REBIOLUTION project, a European initiative in which nine partners from seven EU countries are collaborating. Together, we are developing innovative, bio-based, biodegradable, and recyclable plastics that address the sustainability challenges in the packaging and agricultural sectors.
