certification mark

The certification mark can be used as a marketing tool for companies, giving them a competitive advantage.

A certification mark on a commercial product may indicates several things:

In return, the use of the certification marks enables the product sales in the first place.

For various reasons, usually relating to technical issues, certification marks are difficult to register, especially in relation to services.

Consumers will be able to rely on the certification mark for assurance that a company's products are not made in a sweatshop.

It may also be a certification marking on individual retail packaging of items which have been certified as Kosher.

The certification mark was introduced in 1946.

Certified products are typically endorsed with a certification mark provided by the product certifier.

Any person who satisfies the conditions and technical standards for using the certification mark has the right to use that mark.

The Woolmark certification mark, used to identify goods which contain wool.

Certification Marks are trade marks with a difference.

The same rules that apply to regular trademarks apply to certification marks.

Indian importers who intend to get Certification Mark may apply for the license.

The state enforced certification marks presently in India are:

The India Organic certification mark for organically farmed food products.

Issuance of a certification mark is at the discretion of the individual product certifier.

Companies can use the report and planet positive certification mark to communicate their commitment to sustainability and carbon reduction.

Counterfeit consumer goods sometimes have bogus certification marks.

Even though the standards are in effect since 2000, the certification scheme and hence the certification mark came into existence in 2002.

The certification Mark is requested in France by the RT 2005.

They can also issue a wide range of internationally-recognised certification marks that will demonstrate products' and services' quality and reliability to customers.

The new Certification Mark is currently used worldwide (with the exception of the United States).

Silk Mark is a certification mark in India for silk textiles.

Certification marks differ from collective trade marks.

Closely related to trademarks are service marks, collective marks and certification marks.