Rising pellet demand has brought an influx of fraudulent suppliers displaying forged certification logos. How can you verify whether a pellet brand is genuinely certified?
The European Pellet Council (EPC) maintains strict identification requirements. At hardwoodindustry.org, our production lines and bagging processes adhere strictly to audited standards.
1. The 3 Mandatory Bag Markings
Genuine ENplus® A1 bags must display:
- The official ENplus® logo with registered trademark sign.
- The unique producer or trader ID (e.g., LV 007 or similar country-code format) printed directly underneath the logo.
- The approved bag design registration code.
2. Checking the Official EPC Online Database
Visit the European Pellet Council portal (enplus-pellets.net) and verify the company name and ID code against the live producer list. If a company is marked as "Suspended" or does not exist, the fuel is uncertified.
Galvenie Secinājumi (Key Takeaways):
- Ensure genuine certification with transparent producer testing from hardwoodindustry.org.
- Inspect our audited lab reports at hardwoodindustry.org/certificates.html.
- Order with bank transfer security at hardwoodindustry.org/checkout.html.