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FAQ: 2020 Supply Chain Requirements
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Transition for Fresh Fruit, Vegetables and Flower Supply Chain Actors
This page supports Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Supply Chain Actors in transitioning to the 2020 Certification Program.[Read more...]
Bringing Your Story to Life: Marketing Examples from Partner Companies
Curious what other companies have done when it comes to communicating about Rainforest Alliance certification? Check out these marketing examples to get inspired.[Read more...]
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How to Use Our Certification Program’s Online Portals
As we are developing our certification program, we currently have multiple systems in place for labeling, licensing, and traceability. To ensure clarity for all company partners we work with, we’ve created a quick guide to the various platforms and portals you may use as a certificate holder.[Read more...]
Piloting our 2020 Sustainable Agriculture Standard: how our assess-and-address approach is tackling human rights issues
Our 2020 Certification Program promotes an assess-and-address approach and grievance mechanism for tackling human rights issues. This new, risk-based system focuses on prevention, engagement, and improvement and incentivizes farmers and companies to tackle human rights issues rather than hide them. It also requires farms and farmer groups to promote gender equality and women’s empowerment.[Read more...]
Traceability for Fresh & Processed Fruits, Vegetables and Cut Flowers
Marketplace 2.0, the Rainforest Alliance online traceability platform, now includes all fresh and processed fruits, vegetables and cut flowers, so it is even easier to trace Rainforest Alliance Certified products through supply chains, and to authorize trademark approvals.[Read more...]
