SPRING extends a warm welcome to the new SAC Council Chairman and members  The Council comprises representatives from the industry, purchasers, government departments, professional bodies, national standards authority, conformity assessment bodies and consumer interests. The new term starts from 1 April 2009 to 31 March 2012.

Companies looking to export Electrical and Electronic Equipment (EEE) to ASEAN Member States now have an easier time thanks to the ASEAN Electrical and Electronic Mutual Recognition Arrangement (ASEAN EE MRA). Here in Singapore, companies can turn to TÜV SÜD PSB, a Testing Laboratory and Certification Body designated by SPRING Singapore (Designating Authority) under the ASEAN EE MRA for help with exporting their EEE to other ASEAN Member States.

Moving air, and more importantly paying for the privilege to do so, is an unsustainable strategy in today's economic climate.

Enforcing supply chain security management systems is crucial for companies to reduce risks and tighten controls with the onset of cargo thefts. The ISO 28000 standard will help your company improve supply chain visibility and improve business resilience with reduced supply risk.

A strong logistics and supply chain industry contributes to Singapore’s trade and export-oriented manufacturing industries. Standardisation efforts through the Standards Implementation for Productivity (SIP) projects on eCustoms/eLogistics and eSupply Chain Management are key in contributing to the growth of this industry.

When it comes to breaking into the global aerospace market, businesses need to assure their customers that their products and services meet the aerospace industry’s stringent requirements. Nadcap certification is the vehicle that could provide this assurance.

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