Certifications

Veneta Cucine is certified ISO 9001 on Quality Management Systems as proof of organizational and production procedures that comply with the quality standards of an increasingly demanding market.

Veneta Cucine is certified to ISO 14001 for Environmental Management Systems, with the objective of mitigating its environmental impacts and ensuring the protection of the environment.

Veneta Cucine is certified ISO 45001 on Health and Safety Management Systems, in order to guarantee safe workplaces and the well-being of all workers.

Made in Italy" certification certifies that the furniture is of Italian origin and complies with the safety, strength and durability requirements set by UNI 11663:2017 and UNI EN 14749:2022 standards.

Veneta Cucine has obtained FSC® (Forest Stewardship Council®) certification. The Forest Stewardship Council® is an international non-governmental organization that promotes ecologically appropriate, socially advantageous and economically sustainable management of the world’s forests. Ask for our FSC®-certified products (FSC-C210622).

For its panels, Veneta Cucine has decided to use materials with low formaldehyde content in compliance with American standard CARB ATCM Phase II, US. EPA TSCA Title VI, JIS F4 Stars or European regulations.

Veneta Cucine obtained the “VOC Low Emission” certification issued by CATAS, which certifies that the panels used and the Caranto worktops made have low Volatile Organic Compound emissions (see certificates).

In 2011, Veneta Cucine was the first and only company on the market to introduce the exclusive BBS® (Bacteria Blocker Silverguard) antibacterial treatment for some worktops and laminated surfaces liable to come into contact with foodstuffs. The BBS® solution, an option available on request on models in the Veneta Cucine range, reduces bacterial proliferation by 99.9%, providing a sanitising effect that does not alter over time.

In manufacturing the various elements which make up our kitchens, production methods are adopted, including painting with water-based paints – which emit extremely low quantities of toxic substances.