Neveah Limited Bags ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 Certifications

Neveah Limited Bags ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 Certifications

  • Neveah Limited, a Nigerian commodities export and recycling company, secured three major ISO certifications covering quality, environment, and workplace safety
  • Managing Director Ibidapo Lawal said the certifications validate the systems and culture the company has been building as it scales its operations
  • The milestone comes as Neveah deepens investment in recycling, metals processing and value-added manufacturing amid rising global demand for sustainable materials

Nigerian commodities export and recycling firm Neveah Limited has obtained three internationally recognised ISO certifications, covering quality management, environmental responsibility, and occupational health and safety.

The certifications — ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 — were awarded to the company following assessments of its operational systems and management practices across its recycling and manufacturing business.

Neveah Limited Bags ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 Certifications
The Nigerian commodities export and recycling company has achieved three major ISO certifications.
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ISO 9001 relates to quality management systems, focusing on customer satisfaction, process improvement, and consistent operational controls. ISO 14001 covers environmental management, including waste reduction, resource efficiency, and sustainable production. ISO 45001 addresses occupational health and safety, setting standards for protecting workers, contractors, and other personnel on site.

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What the certifications mean for Neveah

Managing Director Ibidapo Lawal said the achievement reflects the internal discipline the company has prioritised as it grows.

"Securing these ISO certifications is an important validation of the systems, discipline and culture we are building at Neveah. As we continue to scale our recycling and manufacturing operations, our focus remains clear: to operate responsibly, deliver consistent value to our customers, protect the environment, and provide a safe workplace for our people. This milestone strengthens our position as a trusted Nigerian company competing to global standards."

The company said the timing is significant, as it continues to expand into metals processing and value-added manufacturing. With international buyers, development partners, and financial institutions increasingly scrutinising the environmental and safety records of suppliers, the certifications are expected to boost Neveah's standing in global markets.

Neveah's Commitment Going Forward

Beyond the immediate recognition, Neveah said it intends to treat the certifications as a foundation rather than a finish line. The company committed to ongoing improvements across its management systems, environmental practices, and health and safety standards in all areas of its operations.

The certifications position Neveah alongside internationally compliant producers at a time when demand for responsibly sourced and sustainably manufactured materials continues to grow across global supply chains.

Source: Legit.ng

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