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QCO Extension for Mandatory BIS Certification Of Vinylacetate Monomer, Methylacrylate & Ethyl Acrylate.

QCO Extension for Mandatory BIS Certification Of Vinylacetate Monomer, Methylacrylate & Ethyl Acrylate.

QCO Extension for Mandatory BIS Certification Of Vinylacetate Monomer, Methylacrylate & Ethyl Acrylate.

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All India First Licence for Electric Kettles and Jugs is 367 1992

All India First Licence for Electric Kettles and Jugs is 367 1992

All India First Licence for Electric Kettles and Jugs is 367 1992

All India First Licence for Electric Kettles and Jugs is 367 1992

All India First Licence for Electric Kettles and Jugs is 367 1992

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some frequently asked questions (FAQs) by eligible entities

Which Low Voltage Electrical Devices (LVED) require G Mark?

What role do Notified Bodies play in the G Mark certification process?

What are the Gulf Technical Regulations for LVED products?

How long is the G Mark certification valid?

G Mark certification does not have a fixed validity period but is generally valid as long as the product design and specifications remain unchanged. Any significant changes may require re-evaluation and a new certification.

What happens if my product does not comply with G Mark requirements?

Non-compliant products cannot be sold or distributed within GCC countries. Products found to be non-compliant may be removed from the market, and the manufacturer or importer could face penalties or legal actions as per GCC regulations

Are there any exemptions to the G Mark requirement?

Certain products may be exempt from G Mark certification if they fall outside the defined scope of the Gulf Technical Regulations. However, exemptions are limited, and manufacturers should consult a Notified Body to determine if their products qualify.

How is the G Mark applied to the product?

Once certification is complete, the G Mark logo must be affixed to the product, packaging, or both, as required by the Gulf Technical Regulations. The mark must be clearly visible, legible, and indelible.

What are the consequences of non-compliance with G Mark requirements?

Non-compliance can result in products being banned from the GCC market. Additionally, manufacturers, importers, or distributors may face fines, legal actions, or product recalls. It may also harm the brand’s reputation in GCC countries.

Can a single G Mark certification cover multiple products?

No, G Mark certification is typically product-specific. Each unique product model or type requires its own certification based on its specific design, function, and compliance with Gulf standards

How are changes in product design handled under G Mark?

Any significant changes to a product's design or functionality after receiving G Mark certification must be reported to the Notified Body. Depending on the extent of the changes, additional testing and re-certification may be required.

Where can I find the latest Gulf Technical Regulations?

The latest Gulf Technical Regulations can be accessed through the GCC Standardization Organization (GSO) website or by contacting a certification experts who can provide updated regulatory information.

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