Two new concepts to meet the needs of our customers
Parallel Ownership
Another challenge that some GLOBALG.A.P. certified producers face is when they had sign a contract to supply a predefined quantity of a product but don’t produce enough of this product to fulfill the contract. Under IFA Version 3, it wasn’t possible to source non-certified products and remain a certified producer, even if the final costumer didn't require GLOBALG.A.P. Certification.
The introduction of the Parallel Ownership concept now permits producers to also buy products of a non-certified origin.
A case in which a producer who produces a product in a GLOBALG.A.P. certified production process buys the same product from a non-certified source.
Example (click to expand / reduce)
Quiz (click to expand / reduce)
A producer grows strawberries partly in a GLOBALG.A.P. certified and partly in a non-certified production process. Does his status as a Parallel Strawberry Producer automatically register him for Parallel Ownership as well?
Correct. This producer only becomes a Parallel Strawberry Owner if he buys non-certified strawberries from another producer.
Incorrect! The producer only becomes a Parallel Strawberry Owner if he buys non-certified strawberries from another producer.
Quiz (click to expand / reduce)
Please decide which of the following cases describes a producer who is a Parallel Owner.
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Correct. In this case the producer is a Parallel Owner.
Incorrect. Please click the 'Reset' button, rethink your choice and then hit the 'Submit' button again.