ISO 17088:2021 is an international standard that specifies the requirements for plastics intended for composting. For compostable packaging, this certification ensures that the material biodegrades safely in a controlled composting environment, breaks down fully without leaving harmful residue or microplastics, and meets globally recognized benchmarks for environmental safety. It verifies that the product is genuinely compostable—not just biodegradable—and is safe for soil, plants, and the ecosystem.
For compostable bags in India, CPCB (Central Pollution Control Board) requires manufacturers to get: CIPET Test Report, CPCB Certification, State Pollution Control Board authorization.
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Our Certifications
CIPET-certificate
CIPET (Central Institute of Petrochemicals Engineering & Technology) is a Government of India body that tests and certifies materials.
For compostable packaging, a CIPET certificate confirms the material meets India’s biodegradability and compostability standards.
CPCB-certificate
CPCB (Central Pollution Control Board) is India’s top environmental regulatory authority under the Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change.A CPCB certification for compostable packaging confirms that the product is legally approved, environmentally safe, and fully compliant with India’s plastic waste and compostability regulations.
Odisha Pollution Control
State(Odisha) Pollution Control Board authorization is the official approval issued by a state’s environmental regulatory authority.For compostable packaging manufacturers, this authorization confirms that the company is legally permitted to manufacture, store, and distribute certified compostable products within that state, ensuring compliance with local environmental and waste-management laws.
17088-2021-certificate
