product safety News

The majority of goods sold in the UK must have CE Marking. This means that they have been properly checked for safety and comply with European standards.

The latest generation of HEUFT systems ensures that only faultless drinks in perfect cases, bottles and cans reach the customer as well as increasing the efficiency of complete filling lines. It will be showcased at the Brau Beviale 2010 exhibition.

As consumer concerns over product safety continue to linger, more and more manufacturers are seeking the TÜV Rheinland® GS S1 Certificate – which combines both a GS Mark and CE Marking for their products.

HEUFT foreign object inspectors are ideal for continuously monitoring product safety. The drinks sector has known this for some time now.

Does the product safety of electrical and electronic equipment certainly result in a complex market access process? What is a better solution for today’s globalized and fast changing market? A self-regulating system?

Poor-quality solar energy equipment could flood the U.S. market without the safeguard of third-party testing and certification. Newly announced recommendations by Solar America Board for Codes and Standards protect consumers and businesses alike.

TÜVRheinland has released a case study called “Product Safety: Compliance Testing and Certification” highlighting its efforts to help Moore Industries-International, Inc. certify its new STA Safety Trip Alarm to IEC 61508: Parts 1, 2 and 3.

National Semiconductor awarded TÜVRheinland with the “Supplier Excellence Award”. TÜVRheinland was recognized for efficiently and successfully testing the safety and emissions of National Semiconductor’s SolarMagic™ product.

Special seminars being held throughout China related to improving quality and ensuring product safety.

AGAWAM, MASSACHUSETTS – October 10, 2007 – Microtest has announced the availability of a free white paper titled: “Virus Testing for Biological Products: Partnering With a Contract Lab.”