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Also, it's important to note that the information received by the company, as well as traffic, is protected in accordance with legal requirements and stringent industry standards, including encryption, digital certificates and more.

In a statement to VICE, Hellenic Vincent De Paul, the owner of 5700 Inc., the company behind Vegandale Brewery, said that while the company takes "food safety seriously and [works] every day to not only meet, but exceed stringent industry standards" but that "some of [their] suppliers may use animal-based ingredients in their production facilities when making other products".

The O&M of WTE has to meet stringent power industry environmental regulations on waste, air, and wastewater.

Industrial requirements may be even more stringent; many industries provide special treatment on their own premises.

"The regulation of pollutants in agriculture is much less stringent, compared to industry and municipal waste water," says Dietrich Borchardt, the lead author of the latest Unep report.

Our finished product testing protocol is the most stringent in the industry and that continues to be a selling point with our customers".

"Our internal guidelines are more stringent than the industry's," said Mark McCallum, chief marketing officer at Brown-Forman Spirits in Louisville, Ky., which is advertising Jack Daniel's, Finlandia and Southern Comfort on cable networks like Sci-Fi, Speed Vision and USA.

The determination of ply properties of Fiber Reinforced Polymers (FRP) for particular operational environmental conditions in aeronautical applications is mandatory in order to fulfill current industry stringent certification requirements.

"Our animal care protocols are among the most stringent in the industry and must be followed.

"Regardless, performer safety is not an issue to be taken lightly, and we were happy to take Cal/OSHA into (the studios) and discuss our safety protocols, which are some of the most stringent in the industry".

North Dakota officials point out that the pressure limit is more stringent than the industry-accepted definition of "stable" crude oil.