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Sustainability leaders put sustainable practices at the heart of their business model
Bridging the knowledge gap to new standards
Independent assessment of the accuracy and integrity of green bond information
Our digital services support you in all the stages of your certification journey
Product certification and compliance is vital to prove product quality, and is often a ticket to trade.
Includes BRC & FSSC 22000
Healthcare certification, accreditation and training services
Turn your audit data into opportunities through Big Data analytics.
We have set out on a journey to discover what the future of management systems look like. Join the exploration.
See the findings of our ViewPoint customer panel surveys
Our organization and management team
Insight from our global surveys. Discuss best practices and trends with DNV GL experts and industry peers.
Our audit methodology for Management Systems
How will management systems support the business 10 years from now?
How do organisations plan to meet the global goals?
Businesses face a carbon and water constrained world and should mitigate these risks.
Demonstrate to your customers that your products are sustainably and responsibly sourced
Gaining independent assurance of your company’s corporate responsibility or sustainability report is vital to securing the trust of your stakeholders
Brussels, 03 April 2019 – DNV GL is among the founding members of INATBA, the International Association of Trusted Blockchain Applications, an EU backed initiative aiming to create a framework that will allow blockchain to flourish.
Blockchain could boost the transparency of the aquaculture sector by providing a means to trace and record the entire fish supply chain. According to a new report by DNV GL and Deloitte, data from the ‘bait to plate’ could be stored in a publicly available blockchain, which will help to appease public, industry and consumer concerns about sustainability and food safety.
Safeguarding the health of consumers is the main driver of food safety according to the DNV GL and GFSI survey “Food safety: what’s next to assure its future?”
This means that by 21 August 2021, all certificates shall be transitioned to ISO 50001:2018 to ensure continued validity. After the transition period, certificates to the 2011-edition cease to be valid. Certification bodies, such as DNV GL, are required to stop performing audits according to ISO 50001:2011 18 months after publication date.
DNV GL is accredited by the Aluminium Stewardship Initiative to act as a Conformity Assessment Body within the global aluminium sector, auditing against the Performance Standard and Chain of Custody Standards.
The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) has today released the final version of the ISO 22000:2018 food safety management system standard. This marks the start of the 3-year transition period for certified companies.
The global certification body DNV GL teams up with ResponsibleSteel™ to provide expert technical advice in the development of a steel certification standard.
The release of the standard finalizes a 5-year development period. The standard successfully passed the draft stage with 57 votes of approval (93%) in late January, and was released as expected today.
Italian wine makers are the first to implement My Story™, a solution that will give consumers an easy glance into the contents of each wine bottle. Companies can now increase the transparency in their supply chain and demonstrate what lies behind the unique characteristics of their products.
Companies are struggling to take efficient action across their supply chains, while facing increased demands from stakeholders.
DNV GL awards the ISO 20121 certification for sustainable events to the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting and to PublicisLive for the agency’s global operations.
New Digital Assurance Concept will increase transparency and efficiency across the whole supply chain.
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