PETA People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals
About
PETA
- An animal rights organization established in 1980 to establish and defend the rights of all animals
- The largest animal rights organization in the world, with over 6.5 million members and supporters
- Focused on the four areas where animals suffered the most over a long period of time: laboratory, food industry, clothing trade, and entertainment business.
- Perform public education, abuse investigation, research, animal rescue, law enforcement, events, celebrity participation, protest campaign, etc.
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- A program that assures consumers that the business has met PETA's Animal Test Free requirements.
- A company that has obtained certification must answer questions and sign a letter of endorsement confirming that it does not conduct or pay for animal testing on ingredients, formulations or finished products
- If the pledge is violated, the violation will be legally processed.
Necessity and Expected Outcomes of the Certification
- PETA is a certification of a reputable US animal rights organization
- It is a company/brand unit certification. The logo can be used on all products within the company after the initial certification (no separate renewal period)
- The logo can be used as a design; logos for Europe/USA are issued separately
Certification Process
Certification Requirements
- Prohibition of animal testing
- Pledge on not conducting or requesting animal testing on ingredients, formulations, and finished products
- The product must not be sold anywhere where there is a law that requires animal testing on finished products (ex. China, etc.)
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