Difference between revisions of "Company type and options"
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The different combination of company type and options allow to certify products in numerous constellations. | 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 | + | The '''company type''' categorizes the legal entity: there can be only a |
*'''producer''': a legal entity cultivating the product as a single supplier | *'''producer''': a legal entity cultivating the product as a single supplier | ||
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The '''options''' describe who owns and sells which product. | The '''options''' describe who owns and sells which product. | ||
| − | * Option 1 GLOBALG.A.P. scheme standard and AMC (Approved Modified Checklists) | + | * '''Option 1''' GLOBALG.A.P. scheme standard and AMC (Approved Modified Checklists) |
| − | * Option 3 Fully benchmarked schemes | + | * '''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 or 3. | If the single producer owns and sells the product directly to the market, then its own products are certified as option 1 or 3. | ||
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| − | * Option 2 GLOBALG.A.P. scheme standard and AMC (Approved Modified Checklists) | + | * '''Option 2''' GLOBALG.A.P. scheme standard and AMC (Approved Modified Checklists) |
| − | * Option 4 Fully benchmarked schemes | + | * '''Option 4''' Fully benchmarked schemes |
| − | If the single producer cultivates the product, but then sells it to the group who then markets the product, the products of this single producer are registered and accepted as option 2 or 4 | + | If the single producer cultivates the product, but then sells it to the group who then markets the product as a producer group member, the products of this single producer are registered and accepted as option 2 or 4. This product of the group is then certified as option 2 or 4. |
| + | Also the group can grow this (the same) product on its own (or rented) fields - however this cannot be registered in the GLOBALG.A.P. Database. Even thought it has to be listed in the annex of the paper certificate. | ||
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| + | Let´s see an example: | ||
Revision as of 12:47, 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: a legal entity cultivating the product as a single supplier
or a
- producer group: 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 or 3. The same applies for producer groups: If the group cultivates and sells its own product - a different one than the product of the cooperative - , this product is certified as option 1 or 3.
- Option 2 GLOBALG.A.P. scheme standard and AMC (Approved Modified Checklists)
- Option 4 Fully benchmarked schemes
If the single producer cultivates the product, but then sells it to the group who then markets the product as a producer group member, the products of this single producer are registered and accepted as option 2 or 4. This product of the group is then certified as option 2 or 4. Also the group can grow this (the same) product on its own (or rented) fields - however this cannot be registered in the GLOBALG.A.P. Database. Even thought it has to be listed in the annex of the paper certificate.
Let´s see an example:
