ISO 9001 is an international standard on quality management system established by the ISO; third party certification bodies objectively assesses and certifies that an organization meets, maintains and manages the ISO requirements regarding products and service system.
Establishing and operating a standard quality management system verifies that the organization provides products that are in accordance with the requirements, and helps the organization fulfill customer satisfaction effectively by applying quality management system.

ISO 14001 belongs to a family of ISO 14000 standards on environmental management system set forth by the ISO TC 207. An ISO 14001-certified organization incorporates environmental management as a part of its business policy and establishes specific objectives and targets; furthermore, an ISO 14001-certified organization defines a relevant system and process to achieve the aforementioned goals, builds a system that helps manage and allocate human and physical resources efficiently and continues to improve its environmental performances based on the ISO 14001 requirements.

G7® is both a definition of grayscale appearance, and a calibration method for adjusting any CMYK imaging device to simulate the G7 grayscale definition.
G7 yields a visual match between different imaging systems using simple 1-dimensional curves, and enables shared appearance between different printing devices or specifications when additional color management is not available.
G7 is the basis for GRACoL on #1 paper (TR006), SWOP on #3 paper (TR003), SWOP on #5 paper (TR005) and FIRST's Flexo on white polyester substrate (TR007). G7 utilizes one of the implementation methods of the new ISO 10128 standard for near-neutral calibration.
G7 is device independent. The G7 neutral print density curve (NPDC), gray balance definitions and calibration methodology are the same for any imaging technology, regardless of substrate, colorants, screening technologies, etc. The NPDC at the heart of the G7 grayscale definition was derived by analyzing the neutral tonality of typical ISO Standard commercial offset printing using computer-to-plate technology.
G7 should not be confused with GRACoL7, which is the 7th edition of the GRACoL Specification

The Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC®) awards the Chain of Custody certificate after assessing all the process, including the processing and distribution value chain.
A system of Chain of Custody certification monitors forest products throughout the supply chain, from raw materials to labeled products.
FSC forest management certification confirms that the forest is being managed in a way that preserves biological and benefits the lives of local people and workers, while ensuring it sustains economic viability.

The International Council of Toy Industries (ICTI) is the industry association for the worldwide toy industry.
Its membership includes national toy associations from twenty countries, each of which has its own membership made up of toy brands operating in its own geography.
ICTI and its member associations are committed to the promotion of toy safety standards, to the reduction or elimination of barriers to trade and to the advancement of social responsibility in the industry with programs to address environmental concerns, fair and lawful employment practices and workplace safety.
The CARE (Caring, Awareness, Responsible, Ethical) Process is the International Council of Toy Industries' (ICTI) program to promote ethical manufacturing, in the form of fair labor treatment, as well as employee health and safety, in the toy industry supply chain, worldwide
The mission of the ICTI CARE Process is to enable the worldwide children's products industry to ensure that its products are manufactured in an environment of the highest standards of safety and humane conditions. As a not-for-profit operation, the ICTI CARE Process works to share best practices in effective factory monitoring and capacity building in an open and transparent manner.

A MAIN Biz-certified small- and medium-sized enterprise is a company which has achieved innovation by practicing management innovation activities currently or for the last three years.
There are two assessment categories:
1) Organizational innovation (e.g. business practices, employment organization, and introduction of new organizational method in relationship with external organizations)
2) Marketing innovation (novel and substantial improvement in product design, packaging, sales network, sales and price).