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Saber Certification in Saudi Arabia

Saber Certification in Saudi Arabia

With the development of the Saudi Product Safety Program (SALEEM), SASO implemented an electronic platform called SABER for compliance assessment. SASO encourages the use of this platform to apply for and obtain products covered by SASO’s technical regulations.

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IECEE Certification

IECEE Certification

The Saudi Arabian Standards Organization began to enforce the new requirements of IECEE certification from February 15, 2018. Compulsory enforcement will be implemented for the products under its control. Applicants need to submit a valid CB test report and certificate (including national differences). After the audit is passed, SAS0 will issue an IECEE certificate before applying for the product conformity certificate SC, and the goods can be smoothly in the Saudi Customs Customs clearance.

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CB Certification

CB Certification

CB is an international system operated by IECEE. The certification bodies of the IECEE member states test the safety performance of electrical products based on the IEC standard. The test results are the CB test report and the CB test certificate that are mutually recognized by the IECEE member states. . The purpose is to reduce international trade barriers due to the need to meet the certification or approval criteria of different countries.

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GCC Certification

GCC Certification

GCC certification
GCC is the English abbreviation of Gulf Cooperation Council. The Gulf Cooperation Council was established in Abu Dhabi, UAE on May 25, 1981. Its member states are Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Sultanate of Oman, Kingdom of Bahrain, and Yemen. The General Secretariat is located in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia. The highest authority is the Supreme Council, which is composed of the heads of member states, and the chairman is assumed by the heads of states in rotation for a one-year term. The political and economic systems of the six countries are similar, the royal family is closely connected, and they have common interests in politics, economy, diplomacy, and national defense. They are an important political and economic organization in the Middle East.
In May 2009, the GSO Board of Directors held its tenth meeting and reached a consensus resolution on GCC Conformity Marking. It is required that all regulated products must be affixed with the GCC Conformity Marking logo. These products with the GCC Conformity Marking logo can be circulated and traded in GCC member states more quickly and conveniently. In addition to meeting the basic health, safety and environmental protection requirements, all products with this logo must also meet the requirements of the relevant GSO standards and regulations applicable to the product.

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Saudi SQM Certification

Saudi SQM Certification

The Saudi Quality Mark (SQM) is a qualified mark awarded by the Saudi Arabian Standards Organization SASO, which proves that the products are produced in a factory with an effective management system, and it is a domestic ISO9001 quality management system. The Saudi Quality Mark (SQM) is valid for 3 years, with annual supervision and inspection.
Products with the Saudi Quality Mark (SQM) logo are favored by local Saudi consumers in the Saudi market, increasing brand awareness and increasing market share.

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 Energy Efficiency Ratio-SASO 2902

Energy Efficiency Ratio-SASO 2902

The Saudi Bureau of Standards has put forward the requirements for energy efficiency, performance and labeling of lighting products EER, various directional and non-directional, and light sources for general lighting with a luminous flux of 60-12,000 lumens. The standard covers incandescent lamps and self-suppression. Energy-saving lamps, halogen lamps and LED bulbs.

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Saudi SFDA Certification

Saudi SFDA Certification

The Saudi Bureau of Standards has put forward the requirements for energy efficiency, performance and labeling of lighting products EER, various directional and non-directional, and light sources for general lighting with a luminous flux of 60-12,000 lumens. The standard covers incandescent lamps and self-ballasting. Stream energy-saving lamps, halogen lamps and LED bulbs.

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UAE ECAS Certification

UAE ECAS Certification

In order to ensure the quality of products that affect the health and safety of consumers, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) government has stipulated that from May 2010, controlled products must provide evidence of compliance with international safety standards, and be reviewed and registered by the UAE certification body before they can be sold. To UAE.
Currently regulated products include: radio or telecommunications terminal equipment, some electronic household appliances, children’s toys, locomotive batteries, motor oil, paint/cleaning agents, porcelain tubes/tiles, etc.

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Iran VOC Certification

Iran VOC Certification

Iran’s COI (certificate of inspection), Chinese means compliance verification, and is related to Iran’s mandatory legal inspection requirements for imports. When the exported products are within the COI (certificate of inspection) list, the importer must inspect and issue a certificate in accordance with the Iranian national standard ISIRI when clearing customs. To obtain certification for export to Iran, relevant certification needs to be carried out by an authorized third-party agency.

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Qatar COC Certification

Qatar COC Certification

Auto parts, auto tires and some electronic products need to provide a certificate of conformity (CoC) for import customs clearance when exporting to Qatar. The Government of Qatar, through the Qatar Ministry of Commerce and Trade (Consumer Protection Department) and Qatar Standards and Metrology Organization (QGOSM), has issued a series of strict regulations for auto parts and auto tires.

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Kuwait KUCAS Certification

Kuwait KUCAS Certification

Kuwait notified the TBT Committee on December 17, 2006 that it intends to implement the new Kuwait Local Conformity Assurance System (KUCAS) to replace the current International Conformity Certification Program (ICCP). In consideration of accepting the valuable comments of the members of the TBT Committee on the KUCAS guidelines, Kuwait hereby informs the TBT Committee that it will extend the comment period and postpone the implementation of KUCAS in accordance with the dates indicated in the 9th and 10th items of this notification to allow sufficient time. Research various opinions and consider revising the guidelines as much as possible accordingly. PAI revised the original ICCP plan into the KUCAS plan (Kuwait Conformity Assurance Scheme) for conformity system assessment, and cancelled the original pre-ship test method on September 1, 2006.
Since March 17, 2003, the Kuwaiti Industry Authority (PAI: The Public Authority for Industry) has implemented the International Conformity Certification Program (ICCP: International Conformity Certification Program) to conduct conformity assessment and confirmation of imported products from Kuwait. Before entering Kuwait, controlled products must obtain a Certificate of Conformity (CoC, Certificate of Conformity) issued by an authorized agency of PAI in order to pass customs smoothly.

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