The phrase "accreditation products" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to educational or professional certifications, where products or services are offered to assist in the accreditation process.
Example: "Our company specializes in providing accreditation products that help institutions meet the necessary standards for certification."
Alternatives: "certification tools" or "accreditation services".
For this, international accreditation of their products would be required.
Thirty-four business groups, including the American Chamber, wrote an extraordinary letter to three ministries about the proposed "indigenous innovation product accreditation" program.
They point to the Chinese government's blatant grab of foreign technology by instituting the "indigenous innovation product accreditation" program, which, to obtain accreditation to sell to governments in China, requires the ownership of foreign technology and trademarks by local enterprises.
As part of this, trust is also a big factor, so having independent green accreditation on a product or service can reassure customers that your business is honest and the "real thing", saving them time in having to check up in your claims.
There are established standards for professional accreditation, the environment, consumer products, animal welfare, the acceptable stress for highway bridges, healthcare, education for almost everything.
With urbanization, the New Zealand public is increasingly becoming disconnected from the primary sector (agriculture and forestry) who are finding it difficult to meet local societal expectations as well as international requirements for accreditation systems for their products.
Wild Friends ingredients are preservative and GMO free and they are the first nut butter company to be certified palm oil free as of August this year, when they submitted twenty one of their products to the accreditation programme, which all passed the assessment.
Three States, Burundi, Kenya and Tanzania require manufacturers to have a local agent with legal accreditation prior to registering a product for distribution in the country.
"The first step is to get WHO accreditation for our manufacturing facility and products, which we are pursuing," says Dr. Ronoh.
This ISO 27001 certification, which was certified by Ernst & Young Certify Point an ISO certification body accredited by the Dutch Accreditation Council, follows Google's previous FISMA certification for its Google Apps for Government product.
