Non-stop dogwear has achieved a significant milestone by becoming one of the first companies in the pet industry to earn both ISO 9001 (Quality Management) and ISO 14001 (Environmental Management) certifications, underscoring its commitment to excellence, sustainability and continuous improvement.
After a thorough external examination that found not a single non-conformity, the dual certificates were granted. The robustness and maturity of the organization’s management systems are demonstrated by the auditors’ finding that there were no gaps, mistakes, or departures from the strict standards of either standard.
The external certification organisation commended Non-stop Dogwear’s strong operational basis throughout the audit, pointing to well-integrated environmental and quality processes, comprehensive documentation, and a team-driven culture that guarantees systems work well in day-to-day operations. The audit verified that the business has effectively created, put into place, and maintained its management systems in complete compliance with ISO standards, regularly fulfilling defined requirements across scope and policy.
With this accomplishment, Non-stop Dogwear becomes one of the very few international pet industry brands that has both ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certification. The achievement demonstrates the company’s unprecedented dedication to providing dog owners all across the world with high-performance, ethically manufactured gear.
Commenting on the achievement, CEO Tonje Wahl Evensen said, “This achievement is the result of a true team effort, and we are deeply grateful to everyone who contributed throughout this multi-year journey. It affirms the core principles underpinning our organization and our commitment to responsible growth.”
The certification announcement comes after the business received yet another significant accolade. The Financial Times Europe’s Long-Term Growth Champions 2025 list, which honours businesses exhibiting steady, significant performance over time, recently included Non-stop dogwear. The company finished second in Norway, first in the Apparel & Fashion category, and 83rd overall.