 | Certified Operator (Certification Applicant) | | | Phalada Agro Research Foundation Private Limited | |  |
| Place, Country | | | Bangalore, India | |
| Contact | | | phaladaagro.com | |
| Certified Products | | | herbs, medicinal herbs, spices, oils, aloe vera, banana powder, cashew nuts, citronella oil, cloves, cocoa, coconuts, coffee beans, de-mentholized oil, ginger, jackfruit, jasmine flowers, lemon fruit, lemongrass, lime fruit, mangoes, moringa, neem oil, nutmeg mace, nutmeg shells, nutmegs, palmarosa oil, papaya leaves, passion fruit, patchouli leaves, patchouli oil, soapnuts, spearmint, stevia, sugar cane, tamarind, turmeric, vana-lemon-tulsi, vanilla, vetiver powder, vetiver oil, basil oil, coconut chips | |  |
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| Certification Programme | | | Fair for Life - Social & Fair Trade Certification | |
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| Chapter | | | Content of the Fair For Life - Social & Fair Trade Programme | | Maximum | | Rating |
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| 1 | Core Principles and Values | 10 | 10 | ||||
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| 2 | Commitment to and Management of Fair Trade Policy | 27 | 16 | ||||
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| 3 | Respect of Human Rights and Decent Working Conditions | 233 | 148 | ||||
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| 4 | Respect of the Environment | 115 | 76 | ||||
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| 5 | Local Development and Community Relations | 16 | 10 | ||||
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| 6 | Trading and Supply chain relations | 73 | 47 | ||||
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| 7 | Empowerment | 71 | 46 | ||||
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| 8 | Traceability, Transparency and Respect of the Consumer | 46 | 36 | ||||
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| 9 | Managing Certification and Performance | 46 | 33 | ||||
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| Total Score New modules | 422 | ||||||
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| Impact, special achievements & commitments | | | Phalada Agro Research Foundation Pvt Ltd is a company dedicated to producing high quality organic products for the international market. Phalada was built with a vision of providing end to end solutions for organic agriculture while being fair and transparent with all the stake holders in this cycle, including their small holding farmers, customers, employees and the environment. They take pride in being able to provide end-to-end solutions for organic agriculture in India and are involved in each stage of the supply chain, from production of compost to the export of processed herbs, spices and food commodities as per customer’s requirement of FFL product, crop growing area (zone) and suitable/interested farmers in following the FFL principle, are selected and enrolled for FFL certification. The committees of farmer groups decide fair trade activities on need basis in keeping with FFL Standard. The ultimate goal is to ensure that the farmers/workers/community are really the beneficiaries of the premium fund. | ||||
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| Use of Fair Trade Premium | | | Purchase of equipment like construction material for re-building of workers house, purchase of school uniforms, food expenses for school children, distribution of plants. | ||||
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| Reached percentage of the applicable Total Norm Points for the overall performance |
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| Percentage | | | 73 % | ||||
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| Date of Certification |
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| First | | | 26.09.2012 | ||||
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| Last Update | | | 12.04.2018 | ||||
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