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You are very correct in saying that the certification applies to your business system, not your product.
Our registrar (NSF) provided us with a detailed booklet explaining how we could use the marks. They were very clear in stating that any misuse of the mark could result in suspension or revocation of our registration.
I would suspect that you could contact your registrar should you need clarification of how you can use the marks or to support of your interpretation of how you can use the mark.
I suspect it would get quite expensive to discard or modify all packaging that said "A QS9000 certified product" on it, and I am sure that is what your registrar would make you do.
[This message has been edited by Tom Goetzinger (edited 05 June 2000).]
Our registrar (NSF) provided us with a detailed booklet explaining how we could use the marks. They were very clear in stating that any misuse of the mark could result in suspension or revocation of our registration.
I would suspect that you could contact your registrar should you need clarification of how you can use the marks or to support of your interpretation of how you can use the mark.
I suspect it would get quite expensive to discard or modify all packaging that said "A QS9000 certified product" on it, and I am sure that is what your registrar would make you do.
[This message has been edited by Tom Goetzinger (edited 05 June 2000).]