Yes, the bag can be printed with the SGS Green Mark and a QR code. By scanning the code, you can access the verification report for that specific batch, which includes recycled content analysis and source records—ensuring authenticity and full traceability.

The recycled materials come from different sources and need to be consolidated and pelletized before being used to make bags. The quantity, quality, and stability are limited. For large orders (averaging over three tons per month), we recommend signing a long-term procurement agreement in advance to ensure a stable supply of raw materials.

GRS conducts a complete verification of the entire supply chain, including human rights, dyes and environmental conditions; SGS conducts specific verification of the recycled content and environmental labels of the product itself, which is faster and more flexible and suitable for companies that need "product certification".