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In 1980 Mel Gussow wrote in The New York Times that Mr. Prosky represented "a certification of the effectiveness of the American regional theater movement".
Coffee represents 36% of certification demand.
This summary report of the Workshop on Biofuel Certification represents a synthesis of the main points and arguments that emerged from the discussion.
Organic certification represents an element of product differentiation, related to safety and the environment, which the consumer clearly appreciates.
It's especially troublesome because many of America's entry-level jobs require the certification of eligibility represented by a college degree.
In contrast, Mexico and Peru received 42 and 57 certifications, respectively, which represents nearly 31% of the effective certification demand for coffee.
The graph on the left (Fig. 4a) represents the zone of certification when the consumer's ideal quality is equal to 1 (i.e., more credence qualities are always better).
Inherited retinal disease, now representing the commonest cause of certification in the working age population, has clinical and research implications, including with respect to the provision of care/resources in the NHS and the allocation of research funding.
Smaller PepsiCo product lines like Naked Juice, as well as Smartfood and Stacy's snacks, also have Non-GMO Project certification, but Tropicana represents the largest of the company's brands to win it so far.
The regression equation represents the effect of tax certification at the individual auditor level.
Justice in Aging, which represents some of the plaintiffs, says that "class members are likely to number in the hundreds of thousands". The Department of Health and Human Services strongly opposed certification of the class and could appeal.
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