negligible risk definition
negligible risk means a full assessment of both the product-specific and the general information on compliance with Articles 3(a) and 3(b) by relevant commodities or products showing no cause for concern;
negligible risk means the level of risk that applies to relevant commodities and products to be placed on, or exported from, the Union market where these commodities or products show no cause for concern on grounds of a full assessment of both the product-specific and the general information on compliance with Article 3 and the application of the appropriate mitigation measures;
negligible risk means the level of risk that applies to relevant commodities and relevant products, where, on the basis of a full assessment of product-specific and general information, and, where necessary, of the application of the appropriate mitigation measures, those commodities or products show no cause for concern as being not in compliance with Article 3, point (a) or (b);
More Definitions of negligible risk
negligible risk means the level of risk that applies to relevant commodities and relevant products, where these commodities or products show no cause for concern for not being compliant with Articles 3(a) and 3(b) on grounds of a full assessment of both the product- specific and the general information, and, where necessary, of the application of the appropriate mitigation measures.
negligible risk means the level of risk that applies to relevant commodities and relevant products, where, on the basis of a full assessment of product-specific and general information, and, where necessary, of the application of the appropriate mitigation measures, those commodities or products show no cause for concern as being not in compliance withArticle 3, point (a) or (b); To conclude no or a negligible risk, it is required to comply with the requirements under information collection, risk assessment, and risk mitigation. No or negligible risk of non- compliance means no cause for concern/no doubt. ‘plot of land’ means land within a single real-estate property, as recognised by the law of the country of production, which enjoys sufficiently homogeneous conditions to allow an evaluation of the aggregate level of risk of deforestation and forest degradation associated with relevant commodities produced on that land; A plot of land must correspond to land within a single real-estate property, as recognised by the laws of the country of production. Beyond the definition provided, there is currently no guidance on what constitutes a ‘plot of land’.
negligible risk means a full assessment of both the product-specific and the general information on compliance with Articles 3(a) and 3(b) by relevant commodities or products showing no cause for concern, particularly where forest area has gradually increased or remained unchanged over the years;
negligible risk means the level of risk that applies to relevant commodities and products to be placed on, or exported from, the Union market where these
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negligible risk means a full assessment of both the product-specific and the general information on compliance with Articles 3(a) and 3(b) by relevant
negligible risk means a full assessment of both the product-specific and the general information on compliance with Articles 3(a) and 3(b) by relevant products showing no cause for concern that the relevant products may not be compliant with those Articles;