Latest news from Kiwa

The Ocean Cleanup is a Dutch initiative to clean up the plastic trash in the oceans. For this the organization uses a long half-circle plastic floater. Kiwa conducts research into the properties of high-density polyethylene (HDPE), the material of which the cleanup system’s floater is made.

Groningen Seaports in The Netherlands wants to make the energy supply of their industry more sustainable. To achieve this, a brand new infrastructure for the transportation of green hydrogen will be built. Kiwa has given insight into the quality of the plastic piping system that will be used.

The FSSC 22000 foundation has recently published the newest version of the FSSC 22000 certification scheme for food safety management systems. From January 1, 2020 all audits will be conducted according to this new version.

To be closer to our customers and to better understand the needs of the solar energy market, Kiwa will be attending important international events in the solar sector, from the Far East to North America.

H&M Netherlands has received the ISO 50001 certificate for energy management from Kiwa. This makes H&M the first Dutch non-food retailer with this important certification.

Kiwa’s annual 'We create trust' brochure, edition 2019 has been published. Download the brochure for a quick overview of our company, developments and achievements over the past years.

Kiwa Inspecta teams up with the Swedish part of FORCE Technology. FORCE Technology is one of the largest players in Scandinavia when it comes to technical control, inspection, certification and business development.

Shield Group International (SGI), known as Kiwa Compliance International, will continue without the Kiwa Group. SGI partners with LDC to accelerate growth and global development.

The Finnish Red Cross and Kiwa Inspecta have a joint goal: to make sure that workplaces and homes are equipped with proper first aid skills and bravery to act in emergency situations. To achieve the double trainings goal, the two organizations are committed to developing first aid trainings together, in order to suit customers’ changing needs. The Red Cross aims to be a forerunner in internationally comparable trainings.

30 internationally leading experts in, inter alia, fracture mechanics were gathered at Kiwa in Stockholm from April 3-5. The meeting took place within the framework of the EU-funded research project ATLAS +, which will improve the controls that are carried out by nuclear power reactors.