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Accessories, wallets, bag panels and trims. Light, water-resistant and dimensionally stable.
Not for high-abrasion surfaces or sharply folded edges — cork surfaces chip at tight radii.
One of the few categories where the plant portion is genuinely the majority of the material. The backing textile is usually the synthetic part. FSC certification covers the cork, not the backing, so an FSC claim on a finished cork-faced article needs to state what proportion it applies to.

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On a mixed article the label covers only the forest-derived parts, and FSC Mix permits a defined share of non-certified input, so a claim without the label grade is incomplete. Bamboo, cork, rattan and natural rubber do qualify — "not wood" is not a disqualifier.

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A chemical safety certificate, not an environmental one — a virgin fossil-based PVC sheet can hold a valid one. Because certification is modular, check whether the certificate covers the finished article you are buying or only a yarn, trim or component of it.

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Rests on a supplier declaration rather than an independent audit, and sets no requirement on chemistry, emissions, recycled or bio-based content — a virgin fossil-based PU sheet qualifies. Presenting it as a sustainability claim is a substantiation risk under the ECGT.