Using our Conformity Assessment Programmes (CAP), tuvpak has assisted governments in countries such as the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Morocco, Nigeria, Kuwait, Kurdistan, Uganda, Iraq, and Kenya in preventing the import of unsafe goods into the country.
tuvpak Conformity Assessment Programmes ensure that products are fully tested in a recognised laboratory and a certificate issued before they are shipped to the client country. Testing is to agreed national, or international standards. tuvpak has a vast world-wide network of testing laboratories, meaning that we can operate Conformity Assessment Programmes covering a wide range of products
tuvpak’s programmes are tailored to meet the requirements of individual countries. However, the following is a typical approach to implementation:
- The Government instructs the National Standards Body in the country to enforce specific standards of quality and safety on imports and defines the list of products which must comply.
- The Standards Body appoints tuvpak to undertake the testing.
- tuvpak provides test services to exporters, and issues certificates of conformity for products that pass the tests.
- The tuvpak Certificate of Conformity is a mandatory document required by Customs.
tuvpak is the global market leader in the following testing industries: Electrical products; textiles, footwear and garments; toys; building products, and petrochemicals
Benefits
Unsafe products cannot be imported and so are eliminated from the national market.
Dumping of poor quality and sub-standard products is prevented, helping domestic manufacturers to compete fairly.
Programmes are usually paid for by exporters. This means that costs are not borne by the government, or importers.
International standards are selected wherever possible. This means that reputable manufacturers will be able to comply with very little effort.
Conformity Assessment Programmes have been very widely adopted by the developed world, forcing unsafe and unreliable products into emerging economies. tuvpak Conformity Assessment Programmes help to eliminate this situation.
A Conformity Assessment Programme can operate independently. However, it works best when linked to a PSI programme: the certificate of conformity can be one of the documents requested by the PSI agent
Certificate of Conformity for Exports to The Kingdom of Morocco
Certificate of Conformity for Exports to Iraq
Certificate of Conformity for Exports to the Kurdistan Region
Certificate of Inspection for Exports to Egypt
Certificate of Inspection for Exports of Food to Egypt
Certificate of Conformity for Exports to Ethiopia
Conformity Assessment Programme for Exports to Saudi Arabia
Conformity Assessment Programme for Exports to Nigeria
Certificate of Conformity for Exports to Algeria
Destination Inspection of Imports to Ecuador
Conformity Assessment Programme for Exports to Kenya
Conformity Assessment Programme for Exports to Kuwait
Exporter and Importer Services
Governments and Institutions A to Z
Conformity Assessment Programme for Exports to Uganda
Certificate of Conformity for Exports to Russia and Eurasian Economic Union
Certificate of Conformity for Exports to Qatar
Botswana Import Inspections Regulations (SIIR) to Standards Programme
Certificate of Conformity for Exports to Gabon
Conformity Assessment Program EasyPASS for Exports to Ghana
Certificate of Conformity for Exports to Cameroon
Certificate of Conformity for Exports to Ivory Coast
Certificate of Conformity for Exports to Tanzania
