Yisen Pulp manufactures industrial compostable molded fiber packaging. Our certifications are current, verifiable, and transparent — because compliance isn't a checkbox, it's your supply chain license to operate.
The EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation becomes enforceable August 12, 2026.
Yisen Pulp is PPWR-ready. Read our PPWR compliance guide →
Request Certification DocumentationEvery certification below is third-party verified. Certificate numbers, issuing bodies, and validity periods are available on request — no vague claims, no broken links.
| Certification | Standard | Scope | Market |
|---|---|---|---|
| EN 13432 | Industrial Compostability | Requirements for packaging recoverable through composting and biodegradation | 🇪🇺 EU |
| ASTM D6400 | Industrial Compostability | Specification for labeling of plastics designed to be aerobically composted in municipal or industrial facilities | 🇺🇸 US |
| EN 13430 | Material Recyclability | Requirements for packaging recoverable by material recycling | 🇪🇺 EU |
If your supply chain spans both the EU and North America, you need certifications recognized in both markets. EN 13432 is the EU's industrial composting standard — accepted by all 27 member states. ASTM D6400 is the US equivalent, aligned with BPI (Biodegradable Products Institute) certification requirements.
Yisen Pulp is one of the few molded fiber manufacturers in Asia with both certifications current and verifiable. Our July 2026 competitor audit found that most international molded fiber brands either don't publish certification details or have broken certification pages.
Yisen Pulp molded fiber is manufactured from pure bagasse and bamboo cellulose with water-based forming. No PFAS. No phthalates. No bisphenols. No synthetic binders. The material itself is the compliance strategy — pure plant fiber without chemical additives.
Uncoated molded fiber packaging separates cleanly in standard paper/cardboard recycling streams. Water-based barrier coatings maintain recyclability without compromising performance. EN 13430 assessment completed, data available on request.
Bagasse (sugarcane residue) and bamboo are rapidly renewable, post-industrial materials. For applications requiring post-consumer recycled content, we offer verified rPulp blends with transparent percentage breakdowns.
When we audited four major international molded fiber competitors in July 2026, the results were striking:
| Competitor | Certifications Listed | Verifiable? |
|---|---|---|
| ESENECO | Claims dual certification | ❌ /certifications returns 404 |
| Huhtamaki | Sustainability reports | ❌ Certification pages 404 |
| BioPak | Certifications mentioned | ⚠️ Anti-bot protection blocks verification |
| Pactiv | Sustainability report | ❌ No standard numbers listed |
| Yisen Pulp | EN 13432 · ASTM D6400 · EN 13430 | ✅ This page. Certificate numbers on request. |
Audit conducted July 2026. Public data only. This comparison is for transparency benchmarking.
We provide certification documentation to qualified buyers and procurement teams. Each request receives:
Don't accept "our packaging is compostable" without the standard number.
Contact Us for Certification DocsYes. Our molded fiber packaging meets PPWR Article 5 (substances), Article 6 (recyclability Grade A/B), and Article 7 (renewable content). EN 13432 and ASTM D6400 certified. Full documentation on request.
Both certify industrial compostability, but EN 13432 is the EU standard (required for "compostable" claims in Europe) while ASTM D6400 is the US standard (aligned with BPI certification). Yisen Pulp holds both — essential for transatlantic supply chains.
Yes. Request a sample through our contact form and specify that you need certification documentation. Typical turnaround: samples ship within 7 business days, documentation delivered same-day.
Last updated: 2026-07-24 | Yisen Pulp — Guangdong, China | Contact