ISO 15393 is officially titled:
“Graphic technology — Guidelines for schema writers — Data structure and definitions”
This international standard provides guidelines for schema writers and developers involved in creating metadata, data structures, and communication protocols for the paper, pulp, packaging, and graphic products supply chain. It supports interoperability and standardization in data exchanges between:
The standard helps align data content, structure, and exchange formats to ensure consistency across digital systems and platforms in this globally connected industry.
In today’s competitive market, companies need:
ISO 15393 offers a foundation for data harmonization, helping companies reduce manual errors, improve data quality, and support green certifications like FSC® and PEFC™.
Adopting ISO 15393 allows your organization to:
Ensure consistent, structured communication across diverse software systems and partners.
Track materials and product attributes from source to final delivery.
Automate information flows and minimize inconsistencies.
Align with environmental declarations, certifications, and corporate sustainability goals.
Standard formats for invoices, orders, certificates, and technical specifications.
With GMC’s consulting expertise, your organization can unlock the full potential of ISO 15393 and enhance its digital and environmental leadership:
Reduce administrative workload and streamline partner communication.
Enable consistent information exchange with vendors and customers.
Ensure your data systems are compliant with EU, US, and international reporting requirements.
Provide structured, traceable documentation for green labels and audits.
Demonstrate transparency, quality assurance, and commitment to sustainability.
Use internationally recognized schemas to scale operations across borders.
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