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| − | + | Within the EU funded '''[[The SAMS-project|SAMS-project]]''', food safety certifications and labels were collected. They should be used on honey bee products to improve their value on the market. | |
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| + | ! style="width:50%; background:#FFE4E1; border:1px solid #FFE4E1;" valign="top" |'''Little label glossary''' | ||
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| + | | '''Product label''' | ||
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| + | | The term "product label" is a general term used to describe a printed information fastened/attached to a product to communicate about the product (typically retail products) from the manufacturer to consumers or product quality controlling bodies. | ||
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| + | | '''Purpose of a product label''' | ||
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| + | | The primary purpose of a product label is to identify type, quality standard, size, brand, product line, manufacturer and other product-specific information in order to inform the consumer/user and encourage a purchase. When used in the context of foodstuffs, it may refers to nutritional quality information located on food packaging. | ||
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| + | | '''Product label in medicine''' | ||
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| + | | In medicine, additional information about safety issue like active and inactive ingredients, concentrations of active ingredients and presence of habit-forming substances are required on the product label. | ||
| + | |} | ||
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| + | {| class="wikitable" style="margin: auto;" | ||
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| + | ! colspan="3" style="width:50%; background:#FFE4E1; border:1px solid #FFE4E1;" valign="top" | Labels | ||
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| + | | [[File:2000px-Flag of Ethiopia.svg.png|100px|center]] || [[File:2000px-Flag of Indonesia.svg.png|110px|center]] || [[File:Globe.jpg|70px|center]] | ||
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| + | | <big>[[SAMS - Bee product labels - Ethiopia|Ethiopia]]</big> || <big>[[SAMS - Bee product labels - Indonesia|Indonesia]]</big> || <big>[[SAMS - Bee product labels - World|Other]]</big> | ||
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| + | ! style="width:50%; background:#ADD8E6; border:1px solid #ADD8E6;" valign="top" |'''Little certificate glossary''' | ||
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| + | | '''Product certification''' | ||
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| + | | The term “Product certification” is a procedure by which a third party gives written assurance that a product, process or service is in conformity with certain standards. | ||
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| + | | '''Certificate''' | ||
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| + | | The certificate demonstrates to the buyer that the supplier complies with certain standards, which might be more convincing than if the supplier itself provided the assurance. | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | '''Certifier''' | ||
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| + | | The organization performing the certification is called a certification body or certifier. | ||
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| + | | '''Certification body''' | ||
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| + | | The certification body might do the actual inspection, or contract the inspection out to an inspector or inspection body. | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | '''Certification decision''' | ||
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| + | | The granting of the written assurance or "certificate", is based on the inspection report, possibly complemented by other information sources. | ||
| + | |} | ||
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| + | {| class="wikitable" style="margin: auto;" | ||
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| + | ! colspan="3" style="width:50%; background:#ADD8E6; border:1px solid #ADD8E6;" valign="top" | Certificates | ||
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| + | | [[File:2000px-Flag of Ethiopia.svg.png|100px|center]] || [[File:2000px-Flag of Indonesia.svg.png|110px|center]] || [[File:Globe.jpg|70px|center]] | ||
| + | |- | ||
| + | | <big>[[SAMS - Bee product certificates - Ethiopia|Ethiopia]]</big> || <big>[[SAMS - Bee product certificates - Indonesia|Indonesia]]</big> || <big>[[SAMS - Bee product certificates - World|Other]]</big> | ||
| + | |} | ||
Revision as of 14:53, 9 June 2020
Within the EU funded SAMS-project, food safety certifications and labels were collected. They should be used on honey bee products to improve their value on the market.
| Little label glossary |
|---|
| Product label |
| The term "product label" is a general term used to describe a printed information fastened/attached to a product to communicate about the product (typically retail products) from the manufacturer to consumers or product quality controlling bodies. |
| Purpose of a product label |
| The primary purpose of a product label is to identify type, quality standard, size, brand, product line, manufacturer and other product-specific information in order to inform the consumer/user and encourage a purchase. When used in the context of foodstuffs, it may refers to nutritional quality information located on food packaging. |
| Product label in medicine |
| In medicine, additional information about safety issue like active and inactive ingredients, concentrations of active ingredients and presence of habit-forming substances are required on the product label. |
| Labels | ||
|---|---|---|
| Ethiopia | Indonesia | Other |
| Little certificate glossary |
|---|
| Product certification |
| The term “Product certification” is a procedure by which a third party gives written assurance that a product, process or service is in conformity with certain standards. |
| Certificate |
| The certificate demonstrates to the buyer that the supplier complies with certain standards, which might be more convincing than if the supplier itself provided the assurance. |
| Certifier |
| The organization performing the certification is called a certification body or certifier. |
| Certification body |
| The certification body might do the actual inspection, or contract the inspection out to an inspector or inspection body. |
| Certification decision |
| The granting of the written assurance or "certificate", is based on the inspection report, possibly complemented by other information sources. |
| Certificates | ||
|---|---|---|
| Ethiopia | Indonesia | Other |