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FIAS Merchants Standard Effective from February 2016
The FIAS Merchants Standard is only intended for businesses involved in the trading, storage and transport of fertilisers. Any business involved in blending, packing, repacking or otherwise processing fertiliser including the design and procurement of packaging and labelling for use by a contractor must seek certification to the FIAS Manufacturing & Packing Standard.
FIAS Scheme Rules Effective from February 2016
FIAS covers the assurance of all fertilisers intended for agriculture, horticulture, forestry, amenity and any other such commercial use. It does not apply to fertilisers packaged for home garden use. The issues and the risks vary according to the type of fertiliser and it is for this reason that the entire scheme has adopted a “Risk assessment” approach to achieving the necessary level of assurance.
FIAS Transport and Storage Effective Standard from February 2016
FIAS covers the assurance of all fertilisers intended for agriculture, horticulture, forestry, amenity and any other such commercial use. It does not apply to fertilisers packaged for home garden use. The issues and the risks vary according to the type of fertiliser and it is for this reason that the entire scheme has adopted a “Risk Assessment” approach to achieving the necessary level of assurance.
AIC Journal Quarter 4 2015
IN THIS ISSUE
Page 4 Agribusiness 2016 report
– Shaping European priorities
– Driving forward AgriTech
– Brazilian opportunity to engage
Page 7 New APP from AIC
Page 8 New Year, New Assurance Codes
FEMAS Responsible Procurement Brazilian Soya Schedule
This Schedule must be used in conjunction with the FEMAS Module for Responsible Procurement of Agricultural & Natural Products.
FEMAS Module for Responsible Procurement of Agricultural & Natural Products
Sixth Edition – November 2015
To be used only in conjunction with the FEMAS Core Standard or other approved assurance standards
TASCC Force Issue 18 - Autumn 2015
Inside
• Earned Recognition
• The International Committee for Road Transport
• TASCC code review
• AIC Assurance alerts
AIC Journal Quarter 3 2015
IN THIS ISSUE
Page 4 Promising e-Passports
Page 5 Way forward on phosphites
Page 6 Grandfather rights come to an end
Page 7 One-stop shop for nutrient management
Page 8 Fish feed challenge
Fluid Fertiliser Code Tank Sticker 2015
Follow the Fluid Fertiliser Code
AIC Journal Quarter 2 2015
IN THIS ISSUE
Page 1 Sharing best practice
Page 2 Proposal on nationalisation of GM crop approvals could create havoc
Page 2 Voluntary Initiative invest for future needs
Page 4 FIAS further recognition
Page 5 New crop nutrient partnership
Page 6 New FACTS options
Page 7 Feed Sector’s new face
Page 8 TASCC and UFAS go RED