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Topic: Does Certifications Matter While Buying Basin Faucet?

Apr 8, 2019

Certification matters to everyone! A certified basin faucet is the one that is manufactured and sold according to predetermined standards, rules and procedures made by certificate providers. A certified basin faucet is usually the first ...

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New Cases of Misbranding Emerge in India Following Maggi Noodles Fiasco

Nov 10, 2015

The food and drug administration (FDA) of Maharashtra, a state in India, has found cases of misbranding and mislabeling after laboratory tests on a few samples of packaged foods revealed non-disclosure of certain contents. The state ...

Tags: FDA, labels, Food Safety

New York Rolls out Pilot LED Lamp Project to Monitor Air Quality at Nail Salons

Oct 14, 2015

Pegasus Capital Advisors In 2015, Pegasus Capital Advisors committed to catalyzing healthier working conditions and improved air quality in New York City’s nail salons. An issue largely overlooked, nail polish contains many volatile ...

Tags: New York, LED lamp, air quality monitor, nail salon

Google Founders Downplay Healthcare Plans

Jul 7, 2014

Will Google ever be a healthcare company? The answer to that question appears to be "not really," based on the tenor of a recent interview between Larry Page and Sergey Brin and investor Vinod Khosla. In that conversation, Khosla hinted ...

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Meps Have Voted in Favour of Making 'Made-in'Labeling Mandatory for Non-Food Products

Apr 21, 2014

The Members of European Parliament (MEPs) have voted in favour of making ‘made-in’ labeling mandatory for non-food products sold on the single market, as a measure to tighten up product safety requirements and market ...

Tags: apparel, clothing accessories

MEPs'Plans-Tighten up Single Market Product Safety and Market Surveillance Rules

Apr 17, 2014

MEPs’ plans to tighten up single market product safety rules and market surveillance include mandatory "made-in" labelling to improve the traceability of non-food goods, a sharper focus on goods that appeal to kids, an EU blacklist of ...

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Trace One Announced The Launch of The Company's New Collaborative Platform

Feb 27, 2014

Trace One, a global leader in private label solutions for retailers, manufacturers and suppliers, today announced the launch of the company’s new collaborative platform, “T.Transparency.” T.Transparency is a single, ...

Tags: Trace One, private label solutions

Russian Rospotrebnadzor Has Lifted Ban on Lithuanian Dairy Product Imports

Jan 22, 2014

Russian consumer protection watchdog Rospotrebnadzor has lifted ban on Lithuanian dairy product imports into the country. As part of the gradual abolition of import restrictions, Rospotrebnadzor has canceled restrictions on Rokiskio ...

Tags: Dairy Imports, milk

It's Important to Follow Safety Rules to Protect Yourself From Cars and Other Hazards

Jan 19, 2014

Walking is a great way to get exercise, but it's important to follow certain safety rules to protect yourself from cars and other hazards, experts say. On average, more than 460 pedestrians are treated in U.S. emergency departments every ...

Tags: Health, Medicine

Canadian Carriers Are Getting Different Requirements From One Shipper to Another

Dec 9, 2013

Canadian carriers are getting different requirements from one shipper to another for exactly the same food products because there’s no uniformity in preventive control plans (PCPs) for transportation. Food safety and transportation ...

Tags: food safety, transportation

Steps to Bring Safety of Products More in Line with Stringent Safety Rules for Toys

Oct 21, 2013

With the recent vote in the European Parliament's Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee, steps were taken to bring the general safety of products more in line with the already stringent safety rules for toys. For instance, other ...

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Initial Stakes Will Be Small But Will Grow

Oct 18, 2013

Initial stakes will be small but will grow The government of the United Kingdom welcomes Chinese investment — possibly including majority stakes — in the next generation of nuclear power plants, Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

Tags: Nuclear, Metallurgy, Mineral, Energy

The Chinese Government Has Pledged to Close More Unqualified and Dangerous Coal Mines

Oct 16, 2013

The Chinese government has pledged to close more unqualified and dangerous coal mines by 2015 as the country strives to improve its alarming safety record. At least 2,000 small coal mines will be closed by the end of 2015, the State ...

Tags: Coal Mines, Safety Overhaul

How to Ensure The Safety of Your Employees

Sep 2, 2013

Whenever you're in charge of workers of any type, one of the most important responsibilities that you're tasked with is to oversee the safety of everyone under your supervision. This sounds like it might be a straightforward task, but it's ...

Tags: Manufacturing, Processing Machinery

Nova Scotia Has Launched a Penalty System Focused on Worker Safety

Aug 15, 2013

Nova Scotia has launched a penalty system focused on worker safety as part of its approach to get "tougher on employers who put workers at risk, and promote education and prevention for less serious infractions". According to the province, ...

Tags: Worker Safety

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