The Rainforest Alliance Certification is an internationally recognized standard that promotes sustainable agriculture, forestry, and tourism practices. It ensures that certified producers adhere to rigorous criteria encompassing environmental conservation, biodiversity protection, improved livelihoods, and workers' rights. Products bearing the Rainforest Alliance Certified seal guarantee responsible production practices, such as reducing deforestation, conserving water, and minimizing chemical use.

For farmers, it means access to training, better market opportunities, and sustainable income sources. For consumers, it signifies support for ethical practices that safeguard ecosystems and enhance the resilience of communities reliant on natural resources, fostering a more sustainable and equitable global supply chain.

Bhutan Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) certification is a quality assurance program developed by the Bhutan Food and Drug Authority (BFDA) to promote safe and sustainable agricultural practices within the country.

It sets forth standards for farm management, environmental stewardship, and product safety, ensuring that certified products meet both national and international quality benchmarks.

Additionally, it aligns with Bhutan's Gross National Happiness principles by supporting sustainable development and environmental conservation.