What does an FSC stand for?

Forest Stewardship Council
FSC stands for ‘Forest Stewardship Council’. We are an international non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting responsible forestry. FSC certifies forests all over the world to ensure they meet the highest environmental and social standards.

Who needs to be FSC certified?

Any company involved in the processing or transformation of FSC certified products (e.g. manufacturing, repackaging, pack-splitting, relabelling, cutting to size or adding other forest-based components to the product) must be FSC certified in order to apply an FSC label to their products and/or sell them with an FSC …

What is FSC responsible for?

FSC is an international, non-governmental organisation dedicated to promoting responsible management of the world’s forests. FSC has developed a system of forest certification and product labelling that enables people to identify responsibly sourced wood, paper and other forest products.

How do you become a member of the FSC?

FSC US is responsible for collecting and reviewing all membership application materials and for recommending US-based applicants for membership to FSC. The FSC Membership Committee reviews Membership applications once a month. Once approved, FSC will contact you to confirm your membership.

Why are the members of the FSC important?

FSC members are fundamental to the organization and its vision. Diverse economic, social, and environmental interests share decision-making authority, bringing integrity and resilience to the FSC system. Members vote on the policy, standards and governance of FSC.

Who are the members of the FSC International?

FSC international members come from all across the globe and represent the global South and global North, with interests spread across three chambers: social, environmental and economic. The general assembly of FSC members, held every three years, is the highest FSC platform for decision-making.

How much money does the FSC manage per year?

FSC members commit to delivering strong consumer outcomes from a professional and sustainable financial services sector. Our 95 members manage funds of more than $95bn and pay out claims of $2.8bn per year (life and health insurance).