International sustainable certificstion

In the other class we saw the Sustainable International Certification, which are
standards and are evaluated by third parties in matters of environmental, social,
ethical and food safety, and adopted by companies to demonstrate the
performance of their organizations. For this reason, the international market are
looking for confirmation that the product they buy is really sustainable
There is also biotrade, which is the activity that, through the sustainable use of the
native resources of biodiversity, promotes investment and trade in line with the
objectives of the agreement on biological diversity,
Among the certifications are global gap, bio, grobal compact
Also, there is the organic certification, which is the control process that guarantees
the Organic Quality of a product, verifies compliance with the Standard according
to the target market of said product. Likewise, the certificate is a service offered by
an independent certification body that includes : application, inspection, review
There are different types of certifications
- organic food produced in a way that promotes soil and water conservation and
the use of renewable resources. Mostly regulated by the government
- natural foods, minimally processed foods that do not contain synthetic,
unregulated ingredients
- whole foods similar to natural foods. raw or unrefined
- healthy foods.- similar to natural foods.
Likewise, there is Fairtrade certification, which is a product certification system
where it is certified according to fair trade standards.
Certificates are only issued after a physical inspection has confirmed that all
applicable Fairtrade Standards have been met in each case.
In addition, fair trade are the basic principles such as:
central value
dialogue, partnetship, transparency, equityaccountability, respect and sustainability
in addition, there is the fair trade certification mark (cm
that it is a seal of approval that appears on products that comply with international
fair trade standards and that guarantees the consumer that their purchases will
benefit the producer, their families and the neighboring communities of the
developing countries where they come from.
In addition, there is Fair Trade Labeling, which is a viable commercial alternative.
There is also the UEBT standards, which is formally known as the Ethical BioTrade
Standard. is a non-profit association that promotes sourcing with respect. We work
to regenerate nature and ensure a better future for people through ethical sourcing
of ingredients from biodiversity.
Also, this kosher standards is important because it is a guarantee for consumers
that it complies with the Kosher food policy and meets strict requirements of
cleanliness, purity and quality.
Halal Certificate is a Document issued by the Muslim authority of the exporting
country in which it is certified that a certain agri-food or pharmaceutical product
meets the requirements of Islamic Law for consumption by the Muslim population.