Sugar Product Manaufacturing Accreditations

BRC Global Standards Directory

The BRC logo is a trademark belonging to the British Retail Consortium. It is for use by companies and organisations that have achieved BRC certification in the Food, Packaging, Consumer Products and Storage & Distribution sectors, have agreed to be listed on to the BRC Global Standards Directory and agreed with the Terms and Conditions.

For more information visit: www.brc.org.uk/standards

Organic Food Federation

Companies registered with the Organic Food Federation and who produce certified organic products are permitted to use the OFF symbol on qualifying products. Where it appears, the Organic Food Federation symbol tells you that the products:

• fully comply with organic regulations.
• are made with raw materials grown according to organic principles.
• are free from artificial preservatives, colours and flavours.

For more information visit: www.orgfoodfed.com

Fairtrade Foundation FLO ID 1435

The Fairtrade Mark is the only independent guarantee of internationally agreed fair trade standards, is a registered trademark of the Fairtrade Foundation and may only be used under licence.

For more information visit: www.fairtrade.org.uk

Sugarmark

Sugarmark is the world trademark and international symbol for pure natural sugar - the world's favourite sweetener.

Kosher Certification

All Products manufactured by Ragus Sugars Manufacturing Ltd as listed here are Kosher Certified by the London Beth Din Kashrut Division (KLBD) for all year round use under the Kosher Status of Pareve-non Passover.

For more information visit: www.kosher.org.uk

Quality Assurance Systems

Quality Assurance Systems Ltd was set up in June 1994, to provide certification for companies which have demonstrated through documented procedures and manuals, that they have achieved the International Standards ISO9000, ISO9000:2000, and ISO14000.

For more information visit: www.quality-assurance.com

Bee Farmers' Association

The bee keeping industry in the UK is very complex, ranging from commercial bee farmers producing for well-known honey brands, to "hobby" bee keepers producing honey in small quantities.

For more information visit: www.beefarmers.co.uk