2020 is unprecedented as the whole world is locked in the battle against the coronavirus. To date (17th April) in the UK there have been 103,093 confirmed cases of coronavirus and 13,729 deaths.
Our heroic NHS staff are saving lives, but as they d…
The requirements for national product approval in China have taken a step closer to being aligned with the EU system of product approval. Rather than all products needing to gain approval in a manner similar to the EU Module B (Type Examination) plus…
Just before Christmas the problems with hoverboards hit the headlines. CEM International as a notified body for the Toy Directive, Low Voltage Directive (LVD), Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive (EMC), and Machinery Directive were perfectly placed to be able to determine the cause of the problems. Centre Testing International, our test lab had it been used would
From the 36th week to the 37th week of 2015 a total of 16 product recall cases happened in EU, including 15 toys, and one other type of juvenile product. The country of origin in one case is unknown, the rest all came from China. From the 1st of September 2015 to the 17th of September a total of 2
What do Thames Water, Heathrow, Harvey Nichols and Canary Wharf have in common? They are all part-owned by China. And by 2025, China’s sovereign wealth fund will have more British assets in its kitty as its set to inject more than £105bn in British infrastructure. According to research by Centre for Economics and Business Research
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