> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company is wrongfully advertising its products as ENplus^® certified in advertisements on a trading platform. [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 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 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 trading fraudulent “zlatni pelet” and “KOLAREVIC” branded pellet bags with modified ENplus^® A1 seals displayed on them [1] [2]

> 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 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.

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

> 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.

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

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

> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company is wrongfully claiming to be certified to conform to ENplus^® on its website, despite not holding the certification anymore.

> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This agricultural cooperative is advertising pellets in clear bags as “EN Plus A1” in an offer on the trading website Alibaba.

> Misuse of the certification/trademark on products. This company is displaying a fake ENplus^® A1 logo with the mention “ENplus A1” on its “Renesans VK” branded pellet bags.

> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company is wrongfully advertising pellets as ENplus^® certified and displaying the ENplus^® quality seal on its website, Facebook profile, and in its advertisements.

> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company sells in its shops and advertises in its product catalogue fraudulent “PELET Drvosječa” branded pellet bags featuring the ENplus^® A2 quality seal.

> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company advertises ENplus^® certified pellets as animal bedding on a trading website and covers the data of the producer of these pellets on the picture of the bag. [1] [2] It also wrongfully advertises ENplus^® certified pellets on its website.

> Misuse of the certification/trademark on products. This company is selling products in non-approved “BIOFUTURE” branded pellet bags of a formerly ENplus^® certified company.

> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company is wrongfully advertising pellets as ENplus^® certified on its Facebook profile.

> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company is wrongfully advertising its products as ENplus^® certified in Facebook groups.

> Counterfeiting of official certification documents. This company presents fake certificates (phytosanitary certificate and certificate of origin) for ENplus^® A1 pellets.

> Misuse of the certification/trademark on products. This company is displaying the ENplus^® A1 quality seal on its “BIO-PELLET” branded pellet bags.

> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This non-certified company is advertising its pellets as ENplus^® certified on its website and in its invoices.

> Misuse of the certification/trademark on products. This company is wrongfully showing the ENplus^® A1 quality seal on its “GreenTeam” branded pellet bags.

> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company is wrongfully advertising its pellets as “conform to certificate EN Plus A1” in a commercial offer.

> Misuse of the certification/trademark on products. This company is wrongfully displaying the ENplus^® quality seal on its “Pellet” and “CALORE DEL VULCANO” branded pellet bags. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5]

> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company is wrongfully advertising its products as ENplus^® certified in its email offers and on its websites.

> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. The company is wrongfully advertising pellets as ENplus^® certified by displaying a picture of a non-approved “OLIMP” branded pellet bag not featuring the ENplus^® seal on its website.

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

> Misuse of the certification/trademark in marketing campaigns and advertisements. This company, after its certificate termination, is still using the ENplus^® trademark and pictures of bags with the ENplus^® A1 quality seal on its website. [1] [2] [3]