Opinel reaffirms its commitment to sustainability of forest heritage through PEFC certification

Opinel, a symbol of French craftsmanship and proud ambassador of the Savoie region in France, has taken another step forward in its commitment to forest sustainability.

During an official ceremony at its Chambéry workshops, the company was awarded PEFC certification, confirming that the wood used in its iconic knives comes from sustainably managed forests and controlled sources.

For 135 years, world-renowned company Opinel, has continued to stand out for its local roots, unique expertise, and environmentally friendly approach. The achievement of PEFC certification strengthens this historic commitment.
more at: https://pefc.org/news/opinel-reaffirms-its-commitment-to-sustainability-of-forest-heritage-through-pefc-certification

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