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REDcert – Your partner for sustainability certifications
REDcert offers certification schemes for sustainable biomass, biofuels and bioliquids (REDcert-EU) as well as sustainable agricultural raw materials for use in the food/feed industry and biomass for material purposes respectively material purposes in the chemical industry (REDcert²). REDcert's philosophy is to support the scheme participants in the implementation of sustainability certification and offer practically oriented schemes.
Do you have different raw materials but only want a single sustainability certification scheme? REDcert has various solutions requiring only one audit which allows you to supply your raw materials to all markets.
The REDcert schemes are applicable to all economic operators in the respective value chain. REDcert’s activities related to the implementation of sustainability requirements mainly focus on Germany and Europe.
You can find information about the tasks and goals of REDcert, the scheme requirements, inspection system, training dates and much more on our website.
The 19th information letter from the Federal Office for Agriculture and Food (BLE) on the use of Nabisy in addition to the use of the Union Database (UDB) in the biofuels sector can be found in our media centre under ‘Information for the biofuels sector’.
The Federal Office for Agriculture and Food (BLE) offers further training courses for Nabisy. The dates of the individual training courses can be found in the list (see below ). The link provided will take you directly to the event on the day of the training, which will take place (online) via Web-Ex. No prior registration is necessary.
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You can register for the REDcert-DE, REDcert-EU and REDcert² certification schemes on our online portal.
All certificates and inspection certificates currently issued in the REDcert schemes can be found on our public overview of certificates.
REDcert offers with the land register (in German only) all farmers the free opportunity to keep their land registers secure on a permanent basis.