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This excerpt taken from the WBD 20-F filed Jun 18, 2009. Certification
The certification of products and services is currently regulated by the Federal Law on Technical Regulation. Product certification is a procedure whereby an agency authorized by the government confirms that a product complies with technical regulations, standards and
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requirements. Milk products, babyfood, juice, certain water products and other beverages are subject to mandatory certification. Conformity symbols evidencing that the manufacturer has undergone certification procedures are required to be printed on a product’s packaging. Failure to mark a product with a required conformity symbol carries possible administrative sanctions.
This excerpt taken from the WBD 20-F filed Jun 26, 2008. Certification
The certification of products and services is currently regulated by the Federal Law on Technical Regulation. Product certification is a procedure whereby an agency authorized by the government confirms that a product complies with technical regulations, standards and requirements. Milk products, baby foods, juice, certain water products and other beverages are subject to mandatory certification. Conformity symbols evidencing that the manufacturer has undergone certification procedures are required to be printed on a product’s packaging. Failure to mark a product with a required conformity symbol carries possible administrative sanctions.
This excerpt taken from the WBD 20-F filed Jun 25, 2007. Certification The certification of products and services is currently regulated by the Federal Law on Technical Regulation. Product certification is a procedure whereby an agency authorized by the government confirms that a product complies with technical regulations, standards and requirements. Milk products, juice, certain water products and other beverages are subject to mandatory certification. Conformity symbols evidencing that the manufacturer has undergone certification procedures are required to be printed on a product’s packaging. Failure to mark a product with a required conformity symbol carries possible administrative sanctions. This excerpt taken from the WBD 20-F filed Jun 16, 2006. Certification The certification of products and services is currently regulated by the Federal Law on Technical Regulation. Product certification is a procedure whereby an agency authorized by the government confirms that a product complies with technical regulations, standards and requirements. Milk products, juice, certain water products and other beverages are subject to mandatory certification. Conformity symbols evidencing that the manufacturer has undergone certification procedures are required to be printed on a product’s packaging. Failure to mark a product with a required conformity symbol carries possible administrative sanctions. This excerpt taken from the WBD 20-F filed Jun 30, 2005. Certification The certification of products and services is currently regulated by the Federal Law on Technical Regulation. Product certification is a procedure whereby an agency authorized by the government confirms that a product complies with technical regulations, standards and requirements. Milk products, juice, certain water products and other beverages are subject to mandatory certification. Conformity symbols evidencing that the manufacturer has undergone certification procedures are required to be printed on a product's packaging. Failure to mark a product with a required conformity symbol carries possible administrative sanctions. | EXCERPTS ON THIS PAGE:
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