Difference between revisions of "Company type and options"
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The '''options''' describe who owns and sells which product. | The '''options''' describe who owns and sells which product. | ||
| − | * Option 1 | + | * Option 1 GLOBALG.A.P. scheme standard and AMC (Approved Modified Checklists), Option 3 Fully benchmarked schemes |
| − | + | If the single producer owns and sells the product directly to the market, then its own products are certified as option 1. | |
| + | The same applies for producer groups, if the group cultivates and sells its own product - a different one than the product of the cooperative. | ||
| − | * Option 2 | + | |
| − | + | * Option 2 GLOBALG.A.P. scheme standard and AMC (Approved Modified Checklists), Option 4 Fully benchmarked schemes | |
Revision as of 12:36, 18 July 2012
The different combination of company type and options allow to certify products in numerous constellations.
The company type categorizes the legal entity: there can be only a producer or a producer group.
- A producer is a legal entity cultivating the product as a single supplier.
- A producer group (PG) is a cooperative (a PMO) contracting single producers, who cultivate the product and supply the group.
The options describe who owns and sells which product.
- Option 1 GLOBALG.A.P. scheme standard and AMC (Approved Modified Checklists), Option 3 Fully benchmarked schemes
If the single producer owns and sells the product directly to the market, then its own products are certified as option 1. The same applies for producer groups, if the group cultivates and sells its own product - a different one than the product of the cooperative.
- Option 2 GLOBALG.A.P. scheme standard and AMC (Approved Modified Checklists), Option 4 Fully benchmarked schemes
