Gulf Conformity mark
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| Effective region | Gulf Cooperation Council |
| Effective since | 2009 |
| Product category | Various |
| Legal status | Mandatory |
| Website | www |
Gulf Conformity mark, also known as G-mark is a certification mark used to indicate products that conform to all technical regulations of the Gulf Cooperation Council. It means that the G-marked products meet all requirements of the corresponding technical regulations and have passed all conformity assessment procedures. The mark was introduced in 2009.[1]
References
- ^ GSO - GCC Standardization Organization. "Gulf Conformity Mark – GCC Standardization Organization". gso.org.sa. Retrieved 2019-10-10.
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Certification marks
- Blue Angel (Germany)
- CCC (PR China)
- CE (European Union)
- CEBEC (Belgium)
- CSA (Canada)
- DSTU (Ukraine)
- EAC (Eurasian Customs Union)
- FCC (United States)
- G-mark (Gulf Cooperation Council)
- GOST (Commonwealth of Independent States)
- JAC ANZ (Australia and New Zealand)
- JIS (Japan)
- Kitemark (United Kingdom)
- Lion mark (United Kingdom)
- NEMKO (Norway)
- NOM (Mexico)
- RMC (Australia and New Zealand)
- Rostest (Russia)
- UKCA (United Kingdom)
- UKNI (Northern Ireland)
- Agmark (agriculture)
- BIS (gold and silver jewellery)
- Ecomark (environmental standards)
- FPO (processed fruit)
- FSSAI (food)
- India Organic (food)
- ISI (industrial products)
- Non Polluting Vehicle (vehicle emissions)
- Silk Mark (silk)
- ETL SEMKO (Sweden)
- State quality mark of the USSR (USSR)
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