SFCD definition

SFCD means the former Small Firms and Contact Division of the Authority;
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SFCD means the FSA’s Small Firms and Contact Division.
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Examples of SFCD in a sentence

  • A contract for work on the SFCD is agreed with the Ministry of Agriculture on an annual basis.

  • SFCD shall deliver Customer, upon request, evidence of such insurance coverage.

  • The Slovak Food Composition Data Bank (SFCD) project is fully funded by the Ministry of Agriculture and the work can be audited by the Ministry.

  • SFCD shall have and maintain an appropriate liability insurance for damages and/or losses caused under this agreement to Customer and/or Customer’s Recipient Entities, including, among others, general and employee liabilities, with a maximum limit of compensation proportionate to the amounts involved under any Order Form but in any case, no lower than five million euros (5,000,000 €).

  • Tasks are related to the ongoing process of developing and updating the SFCD e.g. tasks for 2012 include, publication of traditional dishes, which were calculated from recipes, publication of approximately 30 traditional Slovak foods and 10 traditional food products (e.g. sheep cheese) in a format similar to the EuroFIR traditional foods recipe cards, and calculating total sugar contents for all foods included in the dataset to support food labelling requirements.

Related to SFCD

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