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What does the british standards kitemark symbol mean?
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How is Kitemark useful?
The British Standards kitemark is a nationally recognised symbol of quality, which helps people choose quality products.
When was British Standards created?
British Standards was created in 1901.
What does the following acronyms mean BSI and CE?
Bsi stands for British Standards Institution
British Pound symbol?
£ is the symbol for the british pound(:
What does the british symbol mean on the union flag mean?
It is a combination of the English, Scotish and Northern Irish flags.
What does british standards institute mean?
It stands for their staff sleeping with each other and wrecking relationships.
What does left foot forward mean?
I believe it's a French/British symbol to kill or to fire.
What symbol identifies that the motor oil meets tough CMA standards?
what symbol identifies motor oil meets tough cma standards
What are British standards?
Standards are published ways of doing or constructing things, that have been approved by the standards organisation. They relate to all types of products and services. There are standards for children's toys, buildings, etc. The British Standards are those set by the British Standards organisation. Goods meeting the British Standards are allowed to display the kitemark, which looks like a heart with a horizontal line and an S inside. This signifies that they meet minimum standards, and ensure that you are buying or using a good quality product. The advantage of having certified with British Standards is the fact that, the products and services are considered to be world class and of top quality.
What are British literature standards?
Exellent
What is agmark standards?
agmark is symbol of quality of foods
