Examples of using CFS certificate in English and their translations into Spanish
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Colloquial
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Official
It is worth noting that even though FA/cooperative A is under the scope of the CFS Certificate, it is not individually certified(they are not a CFS Certificate Holder), so any product they sell to other buyers(for instance Processing Facility B in Figure 5)
This guidance document provides step-by-step assistance in determining the scope of a Certificate under the CFS.
is included in the scope of the Certificate and CFS audit.
The CFS Certificate can include multiple independent entities under one Certificate. .
A Fair Trade CFS Certificate is held by a company, FA/cooperative.
workers at any site included in the scope of the CFS Certificate.
workers at any site included in the scope of the CFS Certificate.
The site of first processing prior to product export must be included in the scope of the CFS Certificate.
Only a CFS Certificate Holder can buy
It is also possible for a Certificate Holder to only include some of their suppliers in the scope of their CFS Certificate.
This section uses a fishery supply chain with various levels of processing to illustrate several different options for setting up a CFS Certificate Figures 8- 11.
C with all of their workers would be included in the scope of the CFS Certificate.
activities must be included under a CFS certificate.
The Certificate Holder may sell product from entities included in the scope of their CFS Certificate as Fair Trade Certified It may also buy products from other CFS Certificate Holders and sell them as Fair Trade Certified.
Entities and sites independent from the Certificate Holder who are included in the scope of a CFS Certificate may only sell product as Fair Trade Certified to their Certificate Holder
workers at any site included in the scope of the CFS Certificate.
workers at any site included in the scope of the CFS Certificate.
FA/cooperative C would be out of scope for the CFS Certificate, therefore the seafood they provide is not certified
processing activities carried out by Registered Fishermen for those species covered by the CFS Certificate must be included in the scope of the Certificate and audit.
The vessels used to catch and transport Fair Trade seafood and sites where Fair Trade seafood is landed are always included in the scope of the CFS Certificate.