ECE 2024 in Paris

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Baltic Control® & Apave participate in this year European Commodities Exchange taking place in Grand Palace in Paris on 5. - 6. December.

As a company specializing in inspection and certification of diverse goods, including agricultural products, recyclables, and industrial materials, Baltic Control has a unique opportunity to establish new business connections and exchange knowledge with partners from around the globe.

At our booth no B5, we are showcasing our latest solutions in:

quality control of goods,
compliance certification and reporting,
sustainability in logistics and international trade.

Participation in ECE is also an opportunity to emphasize our role in promoting transparency in the trading market and to showcase our expert knowledge, cultivated over years of industry experience.

Representing Baltic Control at this prestigious event will be:

Gorm Djurhuus - godj@balticcontrol.com
Erik Gram Jensen - egj@balticcontrol.com
Wassim Kawash - wak@balticcontrol.com
Katarzyna Blanek - KAB@balticcontrol.com
Natalia Maculewicz - NM@balticcontrol.com
Benoit Phuez - BPH@balticcontrol.com

This team of experts is ready to share insights, answer your questions, and showcase our comprehensive range of inspection, certification, and compliance services. We warmly invite you to visit our booth and talk to our specialists!

See you at the European Commodities Exchange at stand no B5!

Cases

Jøren Ivar Brus Mikkelsen runs his herd of Forest Cattle from the National Park Mols Bjerge. Since 2014, he has been certified by Baltic Control® Certification and has an annual inspection to ensure that the herd meets the certification and the quality requirements that accompany it.

Baltic Control® Certification specializes in sustainability certification of companies in the energy sector.The prerequisite for such a sustainability certificate is that a company is subject to a legal requirement for documentation that affects all parts of the value chain. For example, you must document that your production does not harm or damage natural areas.

”Since January 2009, Baltic Control® Certification has had the task of controlling the Danish pig herds. They are very serious and professional” says Asger Kjær Nielsen, Quality Manager for DANISH Product Standard at SEGES Knowledge Center for Pig Production

“Baltic Control has performed extremely well through a challenging task of assessing annually over 3000 fur farms all over Europe and even in other continents" states Jyrki Sura, Head of WelFur, Fur Europe. .

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