Palm Leaf Plates Certifications — LFGB §30 §31 · ISO 9001 · BSCI · USDA

EN 13432 tested — PASS. Our products are naturally biodegradable and compost within 90 to 120 days in industrial composting conditions. Areca palm leaf tableware meets the four EN 13432 criteria — biodegradation, disintegration, ecotoxicity and heavy metal limits — inherently, because they are made from 100% natural fallen palm leaf sheaths with no chemicals, coatings or synthetic additives. EN 13432 tested — PASS, applying to all Ecodyne product lines.

LFGB is Germany's food safety law governing materials that come into contact with food. Section 30 tests overall food safety and Section 31 tests specific migration of harmful substances. Without LFGB §30/§31 test report, food contact products cannot legally be sold in Germany. Ecodyne is tested to LFGB standards and confirmed compliant (TÜV Rheinland test report) and supplies LFGB-tested palm leaf plates to German wholesale importers.

EU importers of palm leaf plates need EU Regulation 1935/2004 compliance (food contact materials), BSCI or equivalent social compliance documentation, and increasingly EN 13432 if products are marketed as compostable. For Germany specifically, LFGB §30 and §31 are mandatory. Ecodyne holds all of these including EN 13432, tested — PASS. Full certification documentation is available to buyers on request at no additional charge.

Yes. Conservia Partners, the parent company of Ecodyne Tableware, holds ISO 9001:2015 certification issued by TÜV India, valid to January 2027. The certification covers the entire production process from raw material intake through manufacturing across 90+ units with 6,500 CNC moulds, 7-stage quality control with a 15 to 17% rejection rate, packaging and despatch. ISO 9001 ensures that every batch produced within its 4.5 million units a month of capacity follows documented, repeatable quality processes.

The audit assesses 13 Performance Areas — labour rights, fair remuneration, working hours, occupational health and safety, child and forced labour, environmental protection and business ethics. TÜV Rheinland conducts it on site, including worker interviews. Note that amfori BSCI is a verification programme rather than a certification, and issues no pass or fail. Ecodyne's BSCI audit verifies ethical practices across 262 direct employees and 900 micro-entrepreneurs, including 810 farming families who collect naturally fallen areca palm leaves across four districts of Karnataka. The audit confirms no child labour, no forced labour and safe working conditions throughout the supply chain.

Yes. All certification documentation is available to buyers on request, at no additional charge. This includes ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, LFGB §30 and §31, BSCI, USDA BioPreferred, EU Regulation 1935/2004, ASTM D6400 and ASTM D6868 standards. Third-party inspection reports from SGS and Intertek are also available on request. Branded and white-label plates come from the same production lots, so these reports work as evidence of product conformity for white-label plates too; for legal and statutory purposes, product sold under your own brand must be tested in your brand’s name.

Ecodyne Tableware, a brand of Conservia Partners based in Karnataka, India, is India's largest palm leaf plates manufacturer and exporter. The company has a production capacity of 4.5 million units per month across 90+ manufacturing units with 6,500 CNC dye moulds, and exports to 19 countries. Ecodyne is BSCI-audited and USDA BioPreferred-compliant and meets LFGB §30/§31, ASTM and EU food-safety standards, with EN 13432 tested — PASS.

Ecodyne Tableware holds certifications and standards relevant to European export: LFGB §30 and §31, ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, BSCI, EU Regulation 1935/2004, EC 2002/72, USDA BioPreferred, and ASTM D6400 + D6868. EN 13432 tested — PASS. This is the broadest certification portfolio in the palm leaf tableware sector, covering food safety, quality management, environmental, social compliance and compostability standards across German, EU, US and Australian regulatory requirements.

As evidence of product conformity, yes. Branded and white-label plates come from the same production lots, so Ecodyne Tableware’s test reports and certificates describe the same plates. For legal and statutory purposes, no. Test reports are tied to a specific brand and product, so product sold under your own brand must be tested in your brand’s name.

Yes, for legal and statutory purposes in your market. Test reports are tied to a specific brand and product, so product sold under your own brand must be tested in your brand’s name. Ecodyne Tableware’s test reports and certificates still work as evidence of product conformity, because branded and white-label plates come from the same production lots.

Not by Ecodyne. Our certificates and test reports are issued to Conservia Partners for the Ecodyne Tableware brand. White-label customers commission brand-specific testing with the lab of their choice, so the reports are issued in their own brand name.

In the manufacturer’s name: Conservia Partners, for the Ecodyne Tableware brand. Test reports in your brand’s name come from testing you commission.

Every shipment carries the commercial invoice, packing list, bill of lading, certificate of origin, and phytosanitary and fumigation certificates. Certificates and test reports are sent to buyers on request, free of charge.

No. White label needs a full 40ft HC. A 20ft first order is possible only for Ecodyne-branded product.