PEFC Logo

A flat, monochrome green logo showing two stylized tree silhouettes — a round‑topped deciduous tree at left and a triangular conifer at center — enclosed by a broken circular swoosh that forms an open ring around the trees. The swoosh has a...

Logo

Green logo with stylized round and triangular trees inside a circular swoosh above the word PEFC.
PEFC logo

About PEFC

A flat, monochrome green logo showing two stylized tree silhouettes — a round‑topped deciduous tree at left and a triangular conifer at center — enclosed by a broken circular swoosh that forms an open ring around the trees. The swoosh has a notch on the right where the top and bottom arcs almost meet, creating a sense of motion and enclosure.

Beneath the circular mark is a bold, geometric uppercase wordmark reading "PEFC" in the same green. The overall composition is balanced and compact, using simple geometric forms and a single color for a clean, corporate eco-friendly appearance.

What's in it: deciduous tree (round canopy) conifer / pine tree

Shapes: circular swoosh / ring circle (tree canopy) triangle (conifer silhouette) wordmark

Style: minimalist flat geometric pictorial mark eco / corporate

Text in logo: PEFC

Two tree silhouettes inside a circular swoosh visually evoke forestry, nature, sustainability and a certification/guarding function.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Bright green
#7AC943 · primary
White
#FFFFFF · secondary

PEFC Logo History

PEFC (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification) is an international non-profit organisation that promotes sustainable forest management through independent third‑party certification and mutual recognition of national forest certification systems.

Frequently asked

What does this logo represent?

Visually it shows two trees inside a circular swoosh, which signifies forestry, nature and an eco/certification mark.

What does PEFC stand for?

PEFC stands for Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification.

Is this a certification mark?

Yes — the logo functions as the visual mark for a forest certification organisation (PEFC).

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