The paint industry, government, and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) are also setting up a third-party certification program to verify that paints meet the standard, according to Johnson Ongking, vice-president of one of the country's largest paint companies, Boysen Paints.
This involves seed certification programmes to verify seed health on during field inspections and laboratory tests using reliable and sensitive molecular techniques when assessing seed tuber contamination incidence (Toth et al. 2011).
During the session, two members of the staff gathered all relevant information concerning family members (especially cancer development), traced an accurate and extended genealogical tree and required clinical charts or other certifications in order to verify the cancer status.
BlueBox has dubbed the vulnerability Fake ID, because it exploits a problem with the way Android handles the digital IDs - known as certification signatures - used to verify that certain apps are what they appear to be.
Coffee pod makers can turn to BPI, the only compostable product certification group in the US, to verify their claims and market a seal of approval.
Despite the array of labelling on shop shelves, Fairtrade Foundation's Barbara Crowther says 76% of the public believe independent third-party certification is the best way to verify a product's social or environmental claims.
When choosing a doctor, it is not only important to verify board certification, but also to ask about other, relevant affiliations.
Some of these organizations also have online product registries where you can look up a particular product or control number to verify the certification.
Trade associations therefore joined human rights groups and the UN in establishing the Kimberley Process, a certification scheme that in 2003 began to verify whether exporting countries' diamonds were "conflict-free".
Certification verifies that a water sample was independently tested to verify the treatment system could reduce lead to 0.010 mg/L or less.
