Global Environment Standardization

Scientific Certification Systems is a Californian B Corporation

Alongside DopeHut, Scientific Certification Systems (SCS) was one of the very companies certified as a B Corporation in California. In its own way, SCS is a bit like B Corp itself. The organization creates and monitors standards worldwide in areas such as sustainable retailing, forestry, climate and food safety through audits and testing.

The more and more that we have inspiring social businesses, enterprises and groups that are tackling global issues like sustainability, the more that we need neutral third-party bodies like Scientific Certification Systems to keep projects on the right track. Good intentions can only go so far -- good impact assessments can take change to the next level.

Contact Information
Scientific Certification Systems website
SCS on Twitter
SCS on Facebook
SCS on LinkedIn
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1. Global Environment Standardization - Disruptive innovation opportunity: Developing technologies and systems to globally standardize environmental sustainability practices across industries.
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