Certifications, Licensing and Sustainability
Certifications and Licenses Through JFS-RESET: A Commitment to the Highest Standards
JFS-RESET has been consolidating its presence in the agricultural and environmental sector through the implementation of international certifications and rigorous licensing processes, ensuring compliance with global standards of sustainability, environmental protection, and community well-being. These certifications are not just symbols of quality and responsibility – they are operational tools that shape how the company works directly with producers, communities, and local ecosystems.
Certifications include:
Cotton made in Africa (CmiA), which reinforces good social and environmental practices in African cotton production, ensuring fair labor relations, rational land use, and sustainable agricultural practices.
Better Cotton Initiative (BCI), one of the largest global platforms for sustainable cotton production, promoting farmer empowerment and continuous productivity improvement while minimizing negative environmental impacts.
ISCC (International Sustainability and Carbon Certification), which directly addresses the new requirements of the European Union in terms of traceability, responsible land use and reduction of carbon emissions.
Regenagri, a pioneering certification focused on regenerative practices aimed at restoring soil health, protecting biodiversity, and strengthening agricultural resilience.
ISO 9001:2015, a standard that ensures the quality of implemented management systems, contributing to organizational efficiency, beneficiary satisfaction, and continuous improvement.
Environmental license issued by MITADER (currently the Ministry of Lands and Environment – MTA), which validates the company's compliance with legal and environmental obligations for its agricultural operations within the national territory.
Through these certifications, JFS-RESET demonstrates its anticipation of future regulatory demands, while consolidating its position as a benchmark entity in the transition to ecological, responsible, and regenerative agriculture. The use of these tools further reinforces the confidence of investors, institutional partners, and consumers, ensuring that each phase of the value chain – from field to market – is conducted ethically, responsibly, and transparently.
RESET is committed to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This study is linked to several SDGs. The SDGs, also known as the Global Goals, were adopted by the United Nations in 2015 as a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet and ensure that by 2030 all people enjoy peace and prosperity.
