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The phrase "a certification label" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a label that indicates a product or service has met certain standards or requirements for certification.
Example: "Before purchasing the electronics, make sure to check for a certification label to ensure safety and quality."
Alternatives: "a certification mark" or "a quality label".
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Do consumers understand what's behind a certification label, and does it even matter if they do?
Nissan said it would recall about 26,000 Titan pickup trucks and Armada S.U.V.'s because a certification label did not contain required information, including tire size and pressure.
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"The credibility of any certification label has to be strong mandatory standards and I hope the MSPO and ISPO is reading this".
M.I.C.gadget notes that each of the gas stoves is adorned with a green Apple logo and even has a compliance certification label.
The survey also revealed that 67percentt of consumers were likely to buy meat, eggs and dairy products bearing a welfare certification label with meaningful standards – even if it meant paying a higher price for those products – and 75percentt would like stores to carry a greater variety of welfare-certified meat, eggs, and dairy.
Any hotel can call itself green, so do your own research at sites such as Green Seal, an independent, nonprofit that provides certification services for hotels, in addition to an array of products and services, (under Hotels and Lodging Properties) or look for a LEED certification label.
Look for a safety certification label.
While all helmets sold for road use in the United States are required to carry the stamp of a federal safety standard established by the Transportation Department, riders may also find an independent certification label, from the Snell Memorial Foundation, on many helmets they are considering.
Look for an E.P.A. certification label.
Many consumers, including non-Jews, look for the certification label as a sign of quality assurance in food preparation.
But accepting $60,000 from SFI, which uses its "research grant" program to promote its phony certification label, is a bad deal for those of us working for truly green forestry.
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