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Denmark Drives Development of New European Standard for Steel Sustainability
Denmark Drives Development of New European Standard for Steel Sustainability
A new European standard, CEN/TS 18094:2024, was created with Denmark’s initiative to help industries reduce steel waste by up to 15%.
Inmetro and IZP Complete First Quality Control Assistant Training in Rio de Janeiro
Inmetro and IZP Complete First Quality Control Assistant Training in Rio de Janeiro
Twenty-two young individuals from Xerém, Duque de Caxias have successfully completed a Quality Control Assistant course, a collaboration between the National Institute of Metrology, Quality and Technology (Inmetro) and the Zeca Pagodinho Institute (IZP).
NEN Seeks Public Input on Revised Non-Standard Emission Measurement Guideline NPR 8117
NEN Seeks Public Input on Revised Non-Standard Emission Measurement Guideline NPR 8117
The Netherlands Standardization Institute (NEN) is inviting stakeholders to provide feedback on the proposed revision of NPR 8117,
KATS Moves Ahead with Next Phase of Strategy to Streamline Technical Regulations
KATS Moves Ahead with Next Phase of Strategy to Streamline Technical Regulations
The Korean Agency for Technology and Standards (KATS) held its 58th Technology Regulation Committee meeting on December 13, 2024, to advance its long-term strategy for streamlining technical regulations.
European Commission Officially Recognizes PEFC RED II Certification
European Commission Officially Recognizes PEFC RED II Certification
The European Commission has officially recognized the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) as compliant with the Renewable Energy Directive (RED II).
Capture the Impact of Standards: Russia Launches Nationwide Photo Contest
Capture the Impact of Standards: Russia Launches Nationwide Photo Contest
The Russian Institute of Standardization has announced the All-Russian photo contest "Beauty of Standardization," inviting citizens to showcase how standards influence daily life.
Consumers Distrust Green Labels as EU Lacks Unified Verification System
Consumers Distrust Green Labels as EU Lacks Unified Verification System
The European Commission has found that 53% of environmental claims on products are unverified, as the EU lacks a unified system for their verification.
Experts Wanted for Development of European Assessment Methods for Soil and Waste
Experts Wanted for Development of European Assessment Methods for Soil and Waste
The European standardization organization CEN and its technical committee TC 444 are hosting a workshop in Prague on May 15. 2025 to launch Working Group 8 “Assessment”.
Bosnia and Herzegovina Adopts Four New Standards Through Translation
Bosnia and Herzegovina Adopts Four New Standards Through Translation
The Institute for Standardization of Bosnia and Herzegovina has adopted four new standards through translation, enhancing various sectors.
ISRSM Celebrates 20 Years of Its First Technical Committee
ISRSM Celebrates 20 Years of Its First Technical Committee
The Standardization Institute of the Republic of North Macedonia (ISRSM) marked the 20th anniversary of its first Technical Committee, TC 16 – Coding of Names of Countries and Related Entities, with its 13th session.
European Commission Releases Four Reports from High-Level Forum on Standardization
European Commission Releases Four Reports from High-Level Forum on Standardization
The European Commission has published four new reports from the High-Level Forum on European Standardization (HLF), offering recommendations to enhance standardization across various sectors.
Mauritius Breaks Ground with First Geographical Indications in Agriculture
Mauritius Breaks Ground with First Geographical Indications in Agriculture
Mauritius has established its first-ever Geographical Indications (GIs), marking a major milestone in the nation's agricultural sector.
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