Rainforest Alliance Certificate

An agricultural raw material (relevant to interiors: natural rubber/latex, cork, and other natural fibres and crops) was produced on farms independently audited against the Rainforest Alliance Sustainable Agriculture Standard — covering forest and ecosystem protection, farming practices, and human rights and livelihoods — with supply-chain requirements governing how certified volumes are tracked and claimed.

• Organic certification — Rainforest Alliance is not an organic standard.
• That 100% of the material in the product is certified — some supply chains use mass-balance or partial-content rules, so the certified percentage matters.
• Environmental impacts of processing and manufacturing after the farm, or the finished product's chemical safety.

• Has Responsible Material Sourcing Certification →

  medium risk

Minimum authority

Third-party verified

Should state

Certificate Holder · Certified Crop Or Material · Certificate Number · Valid Until · Traceability Type

Date sensitivity

Expiry matters — check the certificate is current.

Check the traceability type on the certificate: identity-preserved, segregated, and mass-balance sourcing support different strength claims.

Seal-use rules vary by crop and certified percentage; the certificate, not the logo, defines what is covered.