The Forest Stewardship Council provides certification for the forestry industry and its products.
The company, along with others like Nature's Path, Eden Foods and Lundberg Family Farms, is a major funder (and customer) of the Non-GMO Project, a nonprofit verification service that does lab testing and provides certification for food producers.
In a blog post on the Government Digital Service website, the identity assurance team says that it has formalised its commitment to OIX, which provides certification services to deliver the levels of identity assurance and protection needed by users such as the US government.
It provides certification for California's 45,000 massage therapists, sets professional standards and disciplines wayward masseuses by revoking their certificates.
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.
In this context online-platforms like "Happtique", which provides certification for mobile health app operability (http://www.happtique.com/platform/) may play an important role in streamlining the quality of mHealth materials for distribution to patients and healthcare professionals.
Furthermore, the Certification Commission for Healthcare Information Technology (CCHIT) is a nonprofit, private-sector organization which defines functional requirements for EHR systems and provides certification to those systems that fulfill all of these defined requirements [ 83].
"We already provide certifications for fabrication and design, inspection schedules, training manuals.
The legislation requires stamping agents — middlemen between manufacturers and retailers — to provide certifications that the cigarettes will be taxed when they are sold.
The company is still going gangbusters with its core business of providing certifications, credentials, transcripts and diplomas to the folks that need them, Pittinsky says.
