SG Fresh Produce (SGFP) Logos

You are eligible to apply to use the SGFP 1-star logo if you are one of the following:

• SFA-licensed farm
• Distributor of local produce
• Supermarket retail store/wet market stall that sells local produce

Before applying, gather all the information required to complete the Application for SG Fresh Produce Logo Use form such as how you plan to use the logo, and the estimated rollout date for your packaging, collaterals, and points of sale.

At the point of application, you do not need to submit your draft artwork. 

Complete and submit the Application for SG Fresh Produce Logo Use form with all the required information. There is no application fee.

SFA takes up to 5 working days to process complete applications. Incomplete applications will take a longer time to process. You will be notified of the application status via email. A copy of the logo files and usage guidelines will be provided when you have an in-principle approval from SFA.

After you have received in-principle approval from SFA, please send your artwork with the SGFP logo to SFA for approval. Remember to send all artwork featuring the SGFP logo to SFA for clearance before use.

Your submission will be reviewed by SFA within 5 working days to review your artwork. Upon approval of artwork, farms/companies can proceed to use it for the approved purposes. The SGFP logo is gazetted, which means they are legally protected. Any unauthorised use is against the law. 

You are eligible to apply for SG GAP certification if:

• You hold a valid local farm licence from SFA
• Your farm has at least 3 months of farm records
  

You are strongly encouraged to get your staff to attend SG GAP training to better understand GAP implementation before applying for the certification. Training duration and fees can be found in the course details.

To be SG-GAP certified, your farm must be audited and certified by a SAC-accredited Certification Body (CB). Contact one of the CBs listed below to learn more about their services and fees. Appoint one of the CBs to certify your farm. 

Once you have identified your appointed certification body, you may apply for the ACT funding.

Go through the certification process, which involves an audit by the CB. The CB will produce an audit report and issue you a GAP certificate if you meet the standards. 

The report and certificate must be submitted within 3 months from the date of issue to SFA to obtain the SG GAP certification mark.

Now that you are GAP certified, you can apply for the SG GAP certification mark. Fill in and submit the Application for SG GAP Certification Mark to SFA along with the audit report
 and certificate from the CB. 

SFA will take 5 working days to process complete applications. Incomplete applications take a longer time to process. You will be notified via email.

You are required to list the ways you intend to use the certification mark in the application form. Prepare the list in advance to make your application process smoother.

After you have received approval from SFA to use the logo mark, you will need to send your artwork to SFA for approval. Remember that you will need to send all new artwork featuring the SG GAP logo to SFA for clearance before use.

SFA will take 5 working days to review your artwork. You will be notified via email. Upon approval of artwork, farms/companies can proceed to use it for the approved purposes. The logos are gazetted, which means they are legally protected. Any unauthorised use is against the law.

You are eligible to apply for SG C&G certification if:

• You hold a valid local farm license from SFA
• Your farm has at least 3 months of farm records
  

You are strongly encouraged to get your staff to attend SG C&G training to better understand SG C&G implementation before applying for the certification. Training duration and fees can be found in the course details.  

To get SG-C&G certified, your farm must be audited and certified by a SAC-accredited Certification Body (CB). 

Use the search tool provided by the Singapore Accreditation Council to find suitable SAC-accredited Certification Bodies. Contact them to learn more about their services and fees, and appoint one to certify your farm.

Once you have identified your appointed certification body, you may apply for the ACT funding.

Farms must first be certified under the relevant SG GAP standard followed by the corresponding C&G standard. For instance, aquaculture farms must first be certified under the SG GAP SS670: 2021 followed by SG C&G standard SS 689: 2022.

For SG C&G standard SS 689: 2022 there are additional testing requirements for aquaculture farms, which can be found in CT 26 SAC Criteria For Certification Bodies (GAP and Clean & Green Urban Farms). You should review them ahead of the certification. 

Once you have completed the certification process, the CB will produce an audit report and issue you a C&G certificate if you meet the standards. 





The audit report and certificate must be submitted within 3 months from the date of issue to SFA to obtain the SG C&G certification mark.

Now that you are C&G certified, you can apply for the SG C&G certification mark. Fill in and submit the Application for SG C&G Certification Mark to SFA along with the audit report and certificate from the CB. 

SFA will take 5 working days to process complete applications. Incomplete applications take a longer time to process. You will be notified via email.

You are required to list the ways you intend to use the certification mark in the application form. Prepare the list in advance to make your application process smoother.

After you have received approval from SFA to use the logo mark, you will need to send your artwork featuring the SG C&G logo to SFA for approval. Remember that you will need to send all new artwork featuring the SG C&G logo to SFA for clearance before use.

SFA will take 5 working days to review your artwork. You will be notified via email. Upon approval of artwork, farms/companies can proceed to use it for the approved purposes. The logos are gazetted, which means they are legally protected. Any unauthorised use is against the law.