E-Cert definition

E-Cert means the administration of export certificates and eligibility documents for the export supply chain of agricultural products (including but not limited to fruit and fruit products);
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E-Cert means the administration of export certificates and eligibility documents for the export supply chain of agricultural products, including but not limited to fruit, fruit products, composite products animals and animal products;
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Examples of E-Cert in a sentence

  • Charges are based on Authorised Use obtained, which is specified in the ECert.

  • If the Program does not function as warranted during the Warranty Period and the problem cannot be resolved with information available, LICENSEE may return the Program and its ECert to BPD and receive a refund of the amount LICENSEE paid.

  • When LICENSEE transfers the Program, LICENSEE must also transfer a hard copy of this Agreement, including ECert.

  • The minimum components of such orientation, provided prior to starting work, will include: • Job description, work schedule, work calendar; • Estimate of wages, salary provisions, pay periods, benefits, timesheets, attendance and leave protocols; • School and district digital platforms such as Skyward, Frontline, email, and PD Enroller; • Professional development certifications and expectations including E-Cert; and • District and building-level contacts.