> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company is using a picture of a non-approved "Ecopower" branded pellet bag and is wrongfully displaying the ENplus^® A1 quality seal, as well as is making misleading references to ENplus^®, in its advertisements on its Facebook profile. [1] [2]

> Counterfeiting of official certification documents. This company is using a falsified ENplus^® certificate.

> Misuse of the certification/trademark on products. This company is trading fraudulent "Bestpellet" branded pellet bags, containing the inscription “ENPLUS-A1”.

> Misuse of the certification/trademark on products. This company is producing fraudulent "MAX ENERGY" branded pellet bags, containing a modified ENplus^® quality seal.

> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company is wrongfully advertising the fraudulent "MAX ENERGY" branded pellet bags on the company’s Facebook profile.

> Counterfeiting of official certification documents. This company is using falsified ENplus^® certificates. [1] [2]

> Misuse of the certification/trademark on products. This company displays the ENplus^® seal on the two versions of its “VIN Energy” branded bag design. [1] [2]

> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company displays the ENplus^® seal on its Facebook profile and company vehicles [1] [2] as well as covers the data of the certified producer on “NRG” branded bagged pellets that is advertises on Facebook, which could wrongfully suggest that it is certified.

> Misuse of the certification/trademark on products. This company is wrongfully showing the old ENplus^® logo on its "chavle PELLETS" branded pellet bag.

> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company is wrongfully advertising pellets it trades and displaying the ENplus^® seal on its website and Facebook profile. [1]

> Misuse of the certification/trademark on products. This company is wrongfully showing the ENplus^® seal and term on its "SUPER PELLET" branded pellet bag [1] [2].

> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This non-certified company is wrongfully claiming on a trading website that its pellets are ENplus^® certified.