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Why do organizations pursue ISO 14001 certification?

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Why do organizations pursue ISO 14001 certification?

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Whether an organization decides to seek third-party registration or certification to ISO 14001 will be dependent on the objectives it has in conforming to ISO 14001, as well as the market and public context in which the organization operates. For some companies, third-party certification may be the most reasonable option. For example, companies selling products to markets in Europe might face considerable pressure to obtain third-party certification. However, even in Europe, companies should not presume certification will be necessary. It is very important to understand that the ISO 14001 standard is quite clear that either third-party certification or self-declaration are available options. Third-party certification is not mandated by ISO 14001. Non-profit or governmental organizations may decide to pursue registration as a means to communicate commitment and independent verification of system effectiveness. If at any time you have questions or suggestions, please contact us at ems@ca

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