Certification Mark Sample Clauses

A Certification Mark clause defines the terms under which a specific mark is used to certify that goods or services meet certain standards set by the certifying organization. This clause typically outlines the requirements for using the mark, the process for obtaining certification, and the obligations of the parties regarding compliance and quality control. Its core function is to ensure that only qualified products or services bear the certification mark, thereby protecting the integrity of the mark and providing assurance to consumers about the certified standards.
Certification Mark. The term Certification Mark ("Mark") shall refer to any common law or registered trademark owned by Intertek, or its affiliates, used in the certification of Product.
Certification Mark. 7.1 Where the Business is an Approved Farm Production Unit, Approved Haulier, Approved Abattoir, , or Authorised User including an Approved Processor, holding a current and valid Certificate, subject to compliance with this Agreement, the Standards & Requirements and the Regulations, and in accordance with any directions given by RSPCA Assured, the Business is authorised to use the Certification Mark, including the use of the Certification Mark in advertising material: 7.1.1 provided always that those Certifiable Goods are produced from Certifiable Animals, which have been: (a) sourced from an Approved Farm Production Unit; (b) transported by an Approved Haulier; (c) slaughtered by an Approved Abattoir (where applicable); (d) processed by an Approved Processor; and (e) that each and all of the Approved Farm Production Units, Approved Hauliers, Approved Abattoirs and Approved Processors involved hold a valid Certificate in respect of those Certifiable Animals and Certifiable Goods as applicable; provided always that such representations are accurate; and 7.1.2 in relation to the species of Certifiable Animals and categories of Certifiable Goods set out in the Certificate confirming that the Business is an Approved Abattoir, Approved Farm Production Unit, Approved Haulier, Approved Processor or Authorised User; In any event, the Certification ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ only be used until the earlier of the expiry, suspension, or withdrawal of the relevant Membership and Certificate(s) and always in compliance with the RSPCA Assured Logo Use Guidelines.
Certification Mark. The Certification ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ be used in direct reference to an ENERGY STAR qualified product. • The Certification ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ be used when directing customers to look for the mark. Example: “Look for the ENERGY STAR.” • The Certification ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ be used in advertisements, point-of-purchase materials, and other promotional materials when used on or near a qualified product, home or building. • Do not use the certification mark on non-product specific promotional materials. • The Promotional Mark should be used in educational and promotional materials intended to raise awareness of the ENERGY STAR program. • May be used in advertisements and point- of-purchase materials that do not highlight a particular product, home, or building (in which case the certification mark would be appropriate) • Promotional and campaign materials • T-Shirts, hats, etc. • Web pagesThe marks shown here are no longer officially used by the ENERGY STAR program.
Certification Mark. In the case of successful certification pursuant to Art. II paragraph 1 hereof and receipt of the relevant certificate by the Client the Client shall be entitled to begin to use the INTERGRAF certification mark provided to the Client together with the certificates.
Certification Mark. The certification ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ be used by the holder of the certificate for marking the product, the packaging or in material for product marketing. Use of the certificate mark to show that the product is certified may be done by marking the product directly, and/or showing the mark on packaging, in brochures or in other forms of product marketing. The mark must be used for the certified product only. The mark must not be used in a way that may lead to the impression that other, non-certified products from manufacturer are also covered by the certificate. SINTEF’s logo must not be used. When the certificate is no longer valid all use of the certification mark and other references to the certificate shall stop immediately.
Certification Mark. The Certification Mark should be used as a label on products, homes and buildings that meet or exceed ENERGY STAR performance guidelines.

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