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RAINFOREST ALLIANCE LABELING & TRADEMARKS POLICY
RAINFOREST ALLIANCE LABELING & TRADEMARKS POLICY USE AND APPROVAL OF THE RAINFOREST ALLIANCE MARKS 2020 EDITION Updated: October 2020 BUILDING CREDIBILITY THROUGH RESPONSIBLE LABELING & MARKETING 2 CONTENTS INTRODUCTION .. 3 PRE-CONDITIONS FOR SEAL USE .. 3 PRODUCT LABELING .. 4 SINGLE-INGREDIENT PRODUCTS .. 4 MULTI-INGREDIENT PRODUCTS .. 4 PALM OIL PRODUCT LABELING .. 7 DIFFERENCE TO OTHER CROPS .. 7 HERBS & SPICES PRODUCT LABELING .. 8 SINGLE-INGREDIENT PRODUCTS .. 8 MULTI-INGREDIENT PRODUCTS .. 9 FOREST PRODUCTS LABELING .. 12 DIFFERENCE TO OTHER CROPS .. 12 OTHER WAYS TO PROMOTE RAINFOREST ALLIANCE CERTIFICATION .. 13 CORPORATE MATERIALS .. 13 RAINFOREST ALLIANCE MARKETING SUPPORT .. 13 THE APPROVAL PROCESS .. 14 APPLYING FOR APPROVAL .. 14 PREPARING MATERIALS FOR APPROVAL .. 15 APPROVAL TIMELINES .. 15 APPROVAL VALIDITY .. 16 OTHER USERS OF RAINFOREST ALLIANCE TRADEMARKS .
them must meet the content / sourcing requ irements, but only one needs to meet the core ingredient requirement. In those instances: 1. Seal: Identify the certified core ingredient(s ) and, optionally, the other qualifying certified ingredient(s) crop name(s) under the seal, so it’s clear what the seal refers to.
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