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Romania Furniture Emissions

Range re-sourced and passed at 0.09-0.11 mg/m³; EU retail contract signed; quarterly testing maintains the certification.

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Romania Furniture Emissions: project record

A chamber test showed formaldehyde emissions of 0.16 mg/m³; above the E1 limit (≤0.124 mg/m³); blocking entry to a major EU retail chain.

Buyer and project
A Bucharest, Romania importer of flat-pack furniture for EU retail.
Products and scope
Particleboard furniture; wardrobes, desks, shelving; 40 SKUs.

What LifaSourcing.com did

  1. Tested boards from the current factory and 4 alternatives in an accredited chamber.

  2. Identified urea-formaldehyde resin substitution in board production.

  3. Qualified 2 factories using E1-certified board with full chain documentation.

  4. Implemented quarterly emission testing on the product range.

Recorded result

Range re-sourced and passed at 0.09-0.11 mg/m³; EU retail contract signed; quarterly testing maintains the certification.

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