The SFI Certified Product Search allows you to search for producers of SFI certified forest products. The options on the left allow you to find information on:

• Products
• Location
• Type of Business
• Species
• Certification Date

Note: Product type and company name parameters are keyword searches. For best results, push the reset button before searching by product type or company name.

SFI has two kinds of certificates that track wood and fiber from the forests to the end user:

Chain of Custody-Chain of custody (CoC) is the process of tracking and recording the possession and transfer of wood and fiber from the forests of origin through the different stages of production-primary manufacturing, secondary manufacturing, wholesaling, and retailing-to the end user.

SFI Procurement Certification - SFI Procurement Certification requires participants to employ an auditable system to assesses the overall characteristics of the wood and fiber from the forests of origin to the end user. This is done by auditing the on-the-ground practices for a portion of the wood that is supplied to their processing facilities. The program emphasizes reforestation, the utilization of best management practices and enhancing the professional capacity of wood production operations. The SFI labeling program also recognizes landowners certified under the American Tree Farm System® and Canadian Standards Association (CSA) programs, who supply raw materials to SFI program participants as a source equivalent to forests certified under the SFI program for fiber sourcing labels.