Export Conformity

Consignments for export to Algeria must also undergo a conformity assessment. This applies to all product groups without exception. The requirements for the Conformity assessment are defined by the Central bank of Algeria and are described and recorded in the Letter of Credit (LC) issued by the authority. Depending on the product group, exporters must have their shipments checked with the relevant documentation.

The Central Organization for Standardization and Quality Control (COSQC) has regulated the import of the following product groups Food, Chemicals, Engineering, Textiles, Construction and Safety. Particularly with regard to labelling, warnings and instructions for use, it is necessary to comply with specific requirements for these product groups, depending on the product group, as well as the type of approval procedure. In addition to the regulated approval, exporters have the option of applying for a voluntary certificate of conformity. A special feature of the approval procedure for shipments to Iraq is that a valid certificate from a laboratory accredited according to 17025 must be presented. Other proof of testing or certificates are only permitted in exceptional cases.

Implemented and monitored by Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS)
TÜV AUSTRIA TURK is appointed by KEBS as an approved P-VoC agent for issuing Certificates of Conformity (CoC) for the consignments that will be imported to KENYA according to the relevant Kenya Standards or approved specifications
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As in Algeria, the Letter of Credit (issued by the Central Bank of Libya) provides information on the requirements for export approval. While different approval procedures apply for Algeria, the approval procedure to be applied for Libya is always a pre-shipment inspection in the course of which the consignment and its associated supporting documentation is checked.

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The Conformity Assessment for Sudan is prescribed by the Sudanese Standards and Metrology Organization (SSMO). As in Iraq, the country-specific regulations must be observed with regard to labelling, warnings and instructions for use. Product verification is also regulated similarly to exports to Iraq: With a few exceptions, the products to be exported must be accompanied by a valid certificate from a testing laboratory accredited in accordance with 17025.

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