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Certificate Copy GGN: 4049928901576 CERTIFICATE No: C811213-01.2012 GLOBALG.A.P. REGISTRATION No: CU 811213 CERTIFICATE COPY GLOBALG.A.P. General Regulations Version 4.0-1_Feb2012 Fruit & Vegetables Option 2 - Producer Group Issued to: Gilad Desert Produce Ltd. Moshav Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL The Annex contains details of the producers and production management units/ product handling units included in the scope of this certificate. Control Union Certifications declares that the production of the products mentioned on this certificate has been found to be compliant in accordance with the standard: GLOBALG.A.P. Control Points and Compliance Criteria Integrated Farm Assurance Version 4.0-1_February 2012 products GLOBALGAP Produce Harvest No. of Parallel Parallel CERTIFICATE No handling Included producers production Ownership Aubergines Yes Yes 1 No No Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) Yes Yes 27 No No Melons Yes Yes 11 No No Tomatoes 00021-KFNFC-0002 Yes Yes 7 No No Declared by: On behalf of the Managing Director Valid from : 22 December 2011 Authorized by: Poliker, Miss I. (Ilanit) Valid until : 31 December 2012 Certifier Control Union Certifications P.O. Box 161 8000 AD Zwolle The Netherlands http://www.controlunion.com [email protected] tel.: +31(0)38-4260100 Date of certification decision 27 December 2012 Printed on: 31 December 2012 The current status of this certificate is always displayed at : https://database.globalgap.org/search 1 of 7 Annex for GGN 4049928901576 Printed on 31 December 2012 Producers Produce Parallel Product name GLN/ GGN Producer contact data handling production Aubergines 4050373702762 Israel Torem No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049928912343 Eyal Shlomo No No Moshav Tzofar 86830 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4050373700621 Weinstein Arik No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049928912695 Tadir Idan and Haim No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049928912718 Asher Zeira No No Hatzeva 86815 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4050373381110 Lavie Asher No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4050373381127 Gadiel Eilon No No Ein Yahav 86820 Aeava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049928912510 Askapa No No Tzofar 86830 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049928912534 Barlavan Oren No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049928912596 Goldstien No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049928912558 Chen Dori No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049928912565 Dotan Daniel No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049928912633 Livnat No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Control Union Certifications P.O. Box 161 8000 AD Zwolle The Netherlands http://www.controlunion.com [email protected] tel.: +31(0)38-4260100 2 of 7 Annex for GGN 4049928901576 Printed on 31 December 2012 Produce Parallel Product name GLN/ GGN Producer contact data handling production Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049928912688 Shlomi Muthafi No No Tzofar 86830 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049928912527 Ran Amiran No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4050373702762 Israel Torem No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4050373700560 Klein Sagi No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4050373700591 Klein Yogev No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049929558755 Arik Adin No No Hazeva 86815 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049928242761 Mimi Atidia No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4050373992477 Nir Dori No No Idan 86840 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049929102316 Peter Shani No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4050373992514 Rafi Brin No No Hazeva 86815 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049929786417 Yaniv Ben Pilee No No Moshav Hatzeva 121 86815 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4050373271138 Matmon Adi No No Ein Yahav 86820 Ein Yahav ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049929466074 Saban Nissim No No Moshav Tzofar Meshek 38 86830 Arava ISRAEL Control Union Certifications P.O. Box 161 8000 AD Zwolle The Netherlands http://www.controlunion.com [email protected] tel.: +31(0)38-4260100 3 of 7 Annex for GGN 4049928901576 Printed on 31 December 2012 Produce Parallel Product name GLN/ GGN Producer contact data handling production Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049929786554 Peled Moshe No No Moshav Hatzeva Moshav Hatzeva ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4052852412872 Amnon Bar Lavan No No Moshav Ein Yahav Moshav Ein Yahav ISRAEL Melons 4050373271138 Matmon Adi No No Ein Yahav 86820 Ein Yahav ISRAEL Melons 4050373289225 Danai No No Moshav Ein Yahav Meshek 34 86820 Arava ISRAEL Melons 4049929102316 Peter Shani No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Melons 4050373992477 Nir Dori No No Idan 86840 Arava ISRAEL Melons 4050373344788 Moyal Yehoshua No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Melons 4049928912510 Askapa No No Tzofar 86830 Arava ISRAEL Melons 4050373702762 Israel Torem No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Melons 4049928912695 Tadir Idan and Haim No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Melons 4049928912558 Chen Dori No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Melons 4050373381110 Lavie Asher No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Melons 4050373992460 Melamed Boaz and Nili No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Tomatoes 4050373702762 Israel Torem No No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Control Union Certifications P.O. Box 161 8000 AD Zwolle The Netherlands http://www.controlunion.com [email protected] tel.: +31(0)38-4260100 4 of 7 Annex for GGN 4049928901576 Printed on 31 December 2012 Produce Parallel Product name GLN/ GGN Producer contact data handling production Tomatoes 4049928912343 Eyal Shlomo No No Moshav Tzofar 86830 Arava ISRAEL Tomatoes 4049928912534 Barlavan Oren Yes No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Tomatoes 4049929786417 Yaniv Ben Pilee Yes No Moshav Hatzeva 121 86815 Arava ISRAEL Tomatoes 4049929786554 Peled Moshe No No Moshav Hatzeva Moshav Hatzeva ISRAEL Tomatoes 4049929558915 Melamed Eitan Yes No Moshav Ein Yahav Meshek 47 86820 Arava ISRAEL Tomatoes 4052852412872 Amnon Bar Lavan Yes No Moshav Ein Yahav Moshav Ein Yahav ISRAEL Produce handling / Product processing facilities Parallel Product name GLN/GGN Facility name and address ownership Aubergines 4049928901576 Gilad Desert Produce Ltd. No Moshav Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049928901576 Gilad Desert Produce Ltd. No Moshav Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049928912688 Shlomi Muthafi No Tzofar 86830 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049928912718 Asher Zeira No Hatzeva 86815 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049928912343 Eyal Shlomo No Moshav Zofar 86830 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049929102316 Peter Shani No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Control Union Certifications P.O. Box 161 8000 AD Zwolle The Netherlands http://www.controlunion.com [email protected] tel.: +31(0)38-4260100 5 of 7 Annex for GGN 4049928901576 Printed on 31 December 2012 Parallel Product name GLN/GGN Facility name and address ownership Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049929558755 Arik Adin No Hazeva 86815 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4050373700621 Weinstein Arik No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049929466074 Saban Nissim No Moshav Tzofar Meshek 38 86830 Arava ISRAEL Capsicum (Peppers/ Paprika/ Chillies) 4049929786417 Yaniv Ben Pilee No Moshav Hatzeva 121 86815 Arava ISRAEL Melons 4050373702762 Israel Torem No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Melons Melamed Boaz and Nili No 4050373992460 Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Melons 4050373289225 Danai No Moshav Ein Yahav Meshek 34 86820 Arava ISRAEL Melons 4049928912565 Dottan No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Tomatoes 4049928912534 Barlavan Oren No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Tomatoes 4049928912343 Eyal Shlomo No Moshav Zofar 86830 Arava ISRAEL Tomatoes 4049928901576 Gilad Desert Produce Ltd. No Moshav Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Tomatoes 4049929786417 Yaniv Ben Pilee No Moshav Hatzeva 121 86815 Arava ISRAEL Tomatoes 4050373702762 Israel Torem No Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Control Union Certifications P.O. Box 161 8000 AD Zwolle The Netherlands http://www.controlunion.com [email protected] tel.: +31(0)38-4260100 6 of 7 Annex for GGN 4049928901576 Printed on 31 December 2012 Parallel Product name GLN/GGN Facility name and address ownership Tomatoes 4049929558915 Melamed Eitan No Moshav Ein Yahav Meshek 47 86820 Arava ISRAEL Tomatoes 4052852412872 Amnon Bar Lavan No Moshav Ein Yahav 86820 Arava ISRAEL Control Union Certifications P.O. Box 161 8000 AD Zwolle The Netherlands http://www.controlunion.com [email protected] tel.: +31(0)38-4260100 7 of 7.
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