Giti Secures ISCC PLUS Certification for Chinese Manufacturing Plants

Published:
February 12, 2026
Author:
James Lockwood
Giti Tire gains ISCC PLUS at Anhui and Fujian factories for EU-bound tyres.

Giti Tire has achieved its first International Sustainability and Carbon Certification PLUS (ISCC PLUS) accreditation for its manufacturing facilities in Anhui and Fujian provinces, China.

The certification covers key production sites that manufacture Giti and GT Radial branded tyres across passenger car and SUV (PCR), van and light truck (LTR), and heavy truck and bus (TBR) segments for the European market. This achievement positions the company to potentially introduce ISCC PLUS labelled tyres in the future.

Industry-leading sustainability standard

Within the tyre industry, ISCC PLUS represents a globally recognised standard that verifies sustainability across raw material sourcing, production processes and supply chain management.

The certification requires manufacturers to meet several stringent criteria, including:

  • Use of ISCC PLUS–certified sustainable feedstocks
  • Verified greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions savings
  • Demonstrated circularity and waste management practices
  • Supply chain traceability through mass balance or segregation methods
  • Compliance with social sustainability criteria
  • Robust traceability governance systems

Long-term environmental commitments

In its 2024 Sustainability Report, Giti Tire reaffirmed its ambitious environmental targets, with the company aiming to achieve net-zero Scope 1 and 2 global emissions by 2050.

The manufacturer is simultaneously investing substantially in renewable energy infrastructure, sustainable production practices and innovative tyre technologies designed to enhance fuel efficiency and reduce carbon emissions.

Dr Pang, Giti Tire's chief sustainability officer, commented: "ISCC PLUS accreditation is a landmark moment in our sustainability journey, verifying that key raw materials come from responsible and fully traceable supply chains, as well as confirming our commitment to people and the planet.

"This recognition places us amongst the industry's premium manufacturers, an achievement that reflects our rising leadership in the global tyre sector."

Future developments

The new Anhui plant in China will feature a state-of-the-art carbon-neutral production line, scheduled to commence operations in 2026, further demonstrating Giti's commitment to sustainable manufacturing practices.

Tagged with: ISCC PLUS certification, mass balance traceability, sustainable tyre materials, Giti Tire Europe, GT Radial, Scope 1 and 2 emissions, carbon-neutral production line, PCR LTR TBR tyres, renewable feedstocks, circular economy compliance

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