Sentence examples for certification organization from inspiring English sources
Ecocert, a French organic certification organization organized in 1991, uses an icon of the same name on labels to represent organic authenticity.
In most cases farmers and post-harvest businesses seeking to sell their products in developed countries must hire an organic certification organization to annually inspect and confirm that these farms and businesses adhere to the organic standards established by various trading partners.
2. Bananas are considered "organic" if their compliance with organic standards has been certified by an independent certification organization (for more information see CCP: BA/TF 99/CRS.5). 3. Thus far, the main supplier of organic bananas has been the Dominican Republic.
Depending upon the certification organization, the number of required dives can range from four to six.
The court seemed incurious about important matters such as how often does the certification organization fail a K-9 team?
Rabbi Moshe Elefant, chief operating officer of the kashrut division of the Orthodox Union, the largest kosher certification organization in the world, quickly set us straight.
5. Several countries and a multitude of private certification organizations have defined organic agriculture.
The city is also home to Earth Advantage, among the most stringent green building certification organizations in the nation.
Several certification organizations said that restaurants often approach them about becoming certified, but then are discouraged by the requirements.
In addition to the certification organizations, there is a large group of standard setting organizations, trade groups, national laboratories and industry organizations that work on creating industry specific testing and standards.
After touring the Postville plant on July 31, a delegation of 20 Orthodox rabbis, including leaders of kosher certification organizations from the United States and Canada, concluded Agriprocessors was "an A-1 place," said Rabbi Pesach Lerner, vice president of the National Council of Young Israel, an Orthodox group.
