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A total of 4,097 technical regulations were issued by WTO members last year, with environmental conservation rising as a key objective of them

Government will soon issue 65 quality control orders (QCOs) which will cover over 500 products to contain imports of sub-standard goods and boost domestic manufacturing. Under these orders, items cannot be produced, sold, traded, imported and stocked unless they bear the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS) mark. Violation of the law can attract a penalty of up to two years of imprisonment or a fine of at least Rs 2 lakh for the first offence, which increases to Rs 5 lakh minimum for the second and ...

Items cannot be produced, sold, traded, imported, stocked unless they bear BIS mark

By ICT Reporter- Technology programmers have reported an increase in cyber attacks targeting Zimbabwean websites, notably those lacking SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) or TLS (Transport Layer Security) encryption.  This surge in hacking activities is believed to be motivated by political differences, a trend that has become increasingly prevalent locally and internationally. This has been noted…

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The University of Technology, Jamaica has inked an agreement with the Bureau of Standards Jamaica (BSJ) for the procurement of research services for a regulatory impact assessment of the country’s trade sector. The agreement came into effect on...

The University of Technology, Jamaica inked an agreement with Bureau of Standards Jamaica (BSJ) for the procurement of research services geared towards a Regulatory Impact Assessment of the countr...

The Bahamas Bureau of Standards and Quality (BBSQ) wrapped up a five-day training session on quality assurance practices yesterday, aimed at facilitating the growth of exports by local businesses.

The 13th Round of Economic and Technology Cooperation Agreement (ETCA) negotiations between Sri Lanka and India are scheduled to be held from January 08 to 10, the government says. Accordingly, the next round of negotiations is planned to take place in India. Meanwhile, it has been decided to conclude the technical-level discussions of the ETCA...

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