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What are Some Examples? Here are a few examples of fairly well-known certification marks in the United States: ENERGY STAR used to certify that appliances (e.g. refrigerators and washing machines) meet certain energy efficiency standards. USDA ORGANIC used to certify that produce meets certain agricultural standards.

The mark is used by third parties to indicate that the goods or services being offered conform to the standards established by the mark's owner. The owner of a certification mark is compelled to license the use of the mark to anyone whose goods or services meet the standards established for certification.

Examples of such certifications are: The Silk Mark Certifies that a piece of textile is pure silk. It is managed by the 'Silk Mark Organisation of India'. The Ayush Mark or the Ayush Product Certification Scheme for herbal products by the Department of Ayush.

The ETL Mark is proof of product compliance to North American safety standards. Authorities Having Jurisdiction(AHJs) and code officials across the US and Canada accept the ETL Listed Mark as proof of product compliance to published industry standards.

If you own a certification mark, that mark is itself a symbol that you have certified a product or service as complying with certain standards. You do not need to add an additional symbol, like ? or ®.

Certification marks fall under three main categories: Geographic origin. Characteristics of the goods or service. Work or labor group: This shows that a product or service was manufactured by members of a union or other organization.

Electrical products must meet Canadian national codes and standards and be certified by an SCC accredited certification body or inspected by an SCC accredited inspection body.

The certification mark can be used in various ways, from digital applications to marketing material and company buildings. Certificates, statements of conformity, reports etc. as an output from services provided by the certificate holder (e.g. testing and calibration activities, inspections, assessments etc.)