NEWTOWN, CT/April 10, 2008 — Today, product safety is global manufacturers’ most pressing concern, making Germany’s GS Mark a valuable certification. A CE Marking gives products a passport to the European Union’s market but does not confirm third-party safety testing has occurred. According to TÜVRheinland, manufacturers are taking a closer look at the GS Mark because it verifies ongoing product safety testing. Manufacturers can learn about the GS and CE Markings, with details about their purposes and differences, in a new white paper by TÜVRheinland. The article also provides the latest update on Europe’s requirement to test Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons for GS Mark certification.
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TÜVRheinland is the world leader in independent testing and assessment services. The $1.2 billion-corporation is comprised of an international network of more than 10,000 employees at over 340 locations in 60 countries and serves most industry sectors and markets worldwide. TÜVRheinland is a member of the Global Compact of the United Nations, a global network of companies and interest groups.
