SVCOC Sustainable Viscose Certification Trading Certificate Content Standard

Sustainable viscose fiber can be compounded with a variety of materials to form new materials, thereby achieving diversified functions. Graphene compounded with ordinary fibers has special functions such as antibacterial, anti-mite, strong heat dissipation, anti-cutting, anti-static, anti-ultraviolet, far-infrared heating and flame retardant, and can be widely used in fabrics, clothing, home textiles, knitting and other textiles.

SVCOC Sustainable Viscose Certification covers every stage of sourcing, processing, trading and distribution, including changes in product ownership when entering the next stage of the supply chain.

Organizations in subsequent steps do not necessarily need to hold a valid FSCC O C/PEFC COC/GOTS/GRS/OCS scope certificate. If organizations in subsequent steps of the supply chain do not have a valid FSCC O C/GOTS/GRS/OCS scope certificate, they shall comply with the additional requirements set out in the Annex to this document. For these organizations, CUC shall publish a scope statement annually, including their site, product and volume statements.

SVCOC Sustainable Viscose Certification Trading Certificate Content Standards:

When an organization has been verified on-site or online and confirmed by CUC that it meets the requirements of this verification scheme, the organization shall be considered verified.

Trade Certificates (TCs) are issued by CUC to demonstrate the sustainability of viscose products. Certified organizations sourcing requested materials should receive and maintain valid TCs for all sustainable viscose products purchased.

TCs can only be issued to certification bodies that sell sustainable viscose products.

For all certified products sold in B2B transactions (except sales to final retailers), the certification organization shall apply for TCs from CUC. The certification organization shall provide TCs upon request.

The seller shall provide documentary evidence of the certified products sold to CUC.

The CUC should perform a quantity check during validation to determine if there is enough input to produce the product each year (taking into account material conversion and waste). In addition, the CUC should perform a quantity check when the TC is issued to determine if there is enough input to produce the product for that batch - (taking into account material conversion and waste).

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