Certification Logo(s) Used on Actual Product Sample Clauses

Certification Logo(s) Used on Actual Product. The logo(s) may be used on product labels for validated products listed on the XXXXX website, xxx.xxxxx.xxx, such as participant’s ID labels. When a label containing the Certification Logo(s) is used with multiple products, all products must be validated and listed on the XXXXX website. Likewise, when a label containing the Certification Logo(s) is used on a play structure, all components on the structure must be validated and listed on the XXXXX website. For use in this manner prior approval from XXXXX headquarters is not required.
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