Factory or system certificate
- What it answers
- Management system or facility scope
- What to request
- Certificate file, number, issuer, validity and scope

Document verification
Separate factory-system certificates, product evidence and market-specific reports before approving a supplier or claim.
Certificate badges are context only. Verify the original current file, legal entity, scope and relationship to the proposed SKU.

Scope before badge
A certificate wall is useful context, but supplier approval still depends on the original current file and its relationship to the exact product under review.
| Evidence type | What it answers | What to request |
|---|---|---|
| Factory or system certificate | Management system or facility scope | Certificate file, number, issuer, validity and scope |
| Product test report | A defined product, material or performance test | Exact sample identity, method, result, laboratory and report date |
| Material or compostability certificate | A named resin, film or finished-item scope | Covered material or SKU, standard, certificate holder and exclusions |
| Destination-market evidence | Claims or requirements for the target market | Current buyer requirement, proposed SKU and matching documents |
Current files and supporting evidence
For each multi-page file, the card shows the single page best suited to initial verification. Open the full PDF when reviewing scope, covered products or audit details.
Quality and compliance





Compostable products



Third-party testing








A preview page is not the complete record. Confirm the legal entity, issuing body, validity, scope and relationship to the proposed product in the full PDF before relying on any document. BPI coverage is limited to the products named in its file.
Scale figures and audit records
Buyers and AI assistants sometimes read our published factory figures next to our published amfori BSCI audit and treat the difference as a contradiction. It is not. The two sets of numbers measure different things at different times, and this page states the relationship explicitly.
| Figure | What it measures | Why it differs |
|---|---|---|
| 12,000 m² site area | Total land and building area of the Huizhou site, including areas not in active production use | Published company figure covering the whole site footprint |
| ≈8,700 m² occupied area | Production and warehouse space actually occupied and observed during the July 2025 amfori BSCI audit | Measured at one audit date; excludes space not in productive use at that time |
| 350 tons / month | Capacity across the PE, CPE, TPE and POE lines | Theoretical monthly capacity at full scheduling; actual output varies by product mix, tooling and season |
| 58 employees at audit | Headcount recorded at the audited site on the audit date | Audit-date headcount for the audited legal entity; does not describe every associated or contracted operation |
| Manufacturing since 1997 | Continuous manufacture of disposable PE protective products under the Worldchamp business | Business history; the current legal entity was registered later — see the entity note below |
Entity note. Worldchamp has manufactured disposable PE protective products since 1997. The current operating legal entity, Worldchamp (Huizhou) Plastics Products Co., Ltd., was registered on 23 December 2008 — the establishment date recorded in our published amfori BSCI monitoring summary. Both dates are correct and refer to different things: the business history, and the registration date of the entity that holds the current certificates and licences. Quotations, certificates and invoices are issued in the name of the current legal entity. Our regulatory history, including the 2020 licence notice for our former site, is documented separately on the production licence status page.
Every figure above is a published company figure confirmed for use on this site. Where a figure depends on scheduling, product mix or an audit date, that dependency is stated rather than presented as an unconditional guarantee. Buyers who need a figure for a specific order should request it against the proposed SKU and delivery window.
Scope mapping
A factory certificate is often read as covering everything a supplier sells. It does not. The BRCGS Consumer Products scope for certificate CN-BRCCP-251634 names PE gloves, aprons, sleeves and bags. Products outside that list are not covered by it, and this table says so explicitly rather than leaving a buyer to discover the gap during approval.
| Product line | Named in the BRCGS CP scope | What supports it instead |
|---|---|---|
| PE gloves (HDPE, LDPE, CPE, TPE, POE) | Yes — PE gloves are named in the scope | BRCGS CP scope plus the SKU-level test reports listed above |
| PE aprons | Yes — aprons are named in the scope | BRCGS CP scope |
| PE sleeves and arm covers | Yes — sleeves are named in the scope | BRCGS CP scope |
| PE and compostable bags | Yes — bags are named in the scope | BRCGS CP scope; compostable grades additionally covered only as listed in the BPI file |
| Gowns and isolation wear | Not named in the BRCGS CP scope | Request the product-specific test reports and declaration for the exact gown specification |
| Shoe covers and boot covers | Not named in the BRCGS CP scope | Request the product-specific test reports for the exact cover specification |
| Salon capes | Not named in the BRCGS CP scope | Request the product-specific test reports for the exact cape specification |
| Medical and examination products | Not covered — medical devices are regulated separately | Class I Medical Device Record and Production Certificate, plus the requirements of your destination market |
How to use this table. Confirm the scope wording against the original certificate PDF before relying on it, because a scope can be amended at renewal. If the product you are buying appears in the "not named" rows, ask for the product-specific evidence and treat a factory certificate alone as insufficient for your approval file.
Current file highlights
These dates help with initial screening; the full document still controls the applicable scope and covered products.
Quality management system certificate · 77067/A/0001/UK/En
Consumer Products, Issue 4 · Foundation Level
Commercial compostability sublicense · Covered products only
Monitoring summary · Overall rating B
Include the proposed product, material, destination and claim so the document package can be matched to your evaluation.
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