Catch certificate definition

Catch certificate means an official document accompanying a consignment and validated by the competent authority, allowing to pass accurate and verifiable information concerning fish throughout the supply chain;

Catch certificate means a certificate issued under section 136;

Catch certificate means a document accompanying an exported consignment that is validated by a competent authority and includes relevant information concerning catch and trade of the product covered by the catch certificate;

Examples of Catch certificate in a sentence

• FAO Workshop on Market Access and CDS for capture fisheries products (presentation of Global trends and market access issues, including measures on catch documentation to combat IUU fishing as well as presentation of Rulebook on International Catch Certificate and the List of Fishery Products that do not require International Catch Certificates (Published in the "Official Gazette of RS", No. 10/17 of February 14 2017).

• What you need to do • Pre-notify on TRACES when exporting animals and animal products from the UK – and upload a copy of the UK Export Health Certificate.• Ensure the UK exporter sends the original Export Health Certificate (EHC), signed by an authorised signatory with the consignment and for live fish or fisheries products, a UK-validated Catch Certificate (not incl.

• Japan is attempting to strictly operate the Catch Certificate system and to conclude “Agreement on Port State Measures to Prevent, Deter and Eliminate Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated Fishing” as early as possible. On consumption side, any consuming country should take the continuity of the resource into consideration.

• He is a trustee of Westminster Theological Seminary and Birmingham Theological Seminary.

• This is summarized as follows:The announcement of the EU on the measure Number 1005/2008 dated 29 September 2551 (2008) concerned work on combating IUU fishing (Illegal, Unreported and Unregulated) which was intended to inspect whether the fishery products have a Catch Certificate to indicate that the product was not harvested by IUU fishing.

• Status • Based on the current draft of the 2012/13 budget, the Accumulated Surplus balance would be $1.8 million at March 31, 2013.• Islands Trust has not had to borrow funds in the last five years to fund operations prior to receiving the annual property tax funds in August.

• This service involves the processing of application for Simplified Catch Certificate covering catches of Philippine-flagged fishing vessels (with size less than 20 gross tonnage) exported to European Union Member Countries.

• If the consignment were sourced from more than one UK vessel, a Multiple Vessel Schedule would need to be completed alongside the catch certificate.For vessels over 10 metres in length, UK vessel owners or skippers making direct landings into EU ports will also need to provide a Catch Certificate and logbook data to the EU Competent Authority for catches of all species.

• It also provides for the application for, and issuance of, a Release Certificate.Clause 136 of the Bill would provide for a person intending to export prescribed species of fish to obtain a Trinidad and Tobago Catch Certificate.

• Exportation of fish and fishery products under ACDS shall be authorized through the issuance of ASEAN Catch Certificate (ACC) for Exportation of Fish and Fishery Products ( Annex V-A) by the competent authorities of the AMS from which the exportation takes place.

More Definitions of Catch certificate

Catch certificate means an official document accompanying a consignment and validated by the competent authority, allowing accurate and verifiable information concerning fish passing through the supply chain.

Catch certificate means a certification given by an authority of the flag country of a fishing vesseel to prove the particular type of fish caught by the same vessel has not been involved in any activity relating to illegal, unregulated and unreported fishing.