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Kiwa Poland has joined forces with COBICO, a company specialized in certifying biological food and testing food packaging.

Kiwa and KPN Security have combined their expertise to help manufacturers and suppliers who wish to independently assess and certify their IoT consumer electronics.

Smart devices that do not meet minimum cyber security requirements are expected to be banned from the European market from 2024. This is the result of new EU legislation that was recently adopted.

Kiwa Sweden merges with Valiguard, a company specialised in food safety and organic certification against BRC, IFS and ISO/FSSC 22000. With this merger, we strengthen our position in the Swedish food certification market.

Kiwa will join Intersolar Europe, world's leading exhibition for the solar industry in Munich, Germany. From 6-8 October we will be presenting our services dedicated to the Renewable Energies market.

Kiwa will be participating in OMC Med Energy Conference and Exhibition, the leading event in the Mediterranean region for the energy sector, from September 28- 30, in Ravenna, Italy.

The UK government has postponed the requirement for manufacturers to adopt the UK Conformity Assessment (UKCA) mark for goods placed in the UK market. Kiwa can advise on this somewhat complex area.

To protect smart devices, available on the European market, against hacks and data leaks, compliance to the ETSI EN 303 645 articles 3.3 d, e and f of the Radio Equipment Directive (2014/53/EU) will become mandatory through means of a delegated act.

From 6 to 8 September 2021, the International Plastic Pipes Conference and Exhibition will be held in Amsterdam. As a leading testing and certification body in the field of plastic pipes Kiwa is closely involved in the PPXX conference.

Kiwa Netherlands has been granted a licence by the Dutch Centre for Crime Prevention and Safety, to review penetration tests in accordance with the CCV certification scheme Cybersecurity Pen Testing.