Brexit

The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland are no longer members of the European Union as of 31 January 2020. EU law will apply in the UK until the end of the transition period, which will last until at least 31 December 2020. Brexit will have an impact on international Testing, Inspection and Certification activities as the United Kingdom will probably become a 'third country' after having left the European Union.

Kiwa is monitoring developments closely and we will actively support our clients mitigate the risks of Brexit. On this web page you will find our most up-to-date information.

On this web page you find our most up-to-date information.

Impact of Brexit on Testing, Inspection and Certification services

From April 2019 UK based manufacturers and exporters will be exporting products from a third country into the EU market.
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Start of the Brexit changes

Brexit will definitely affect all parties involved, but nothing can be said yet about the extent of the impact.
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How does Kiwa prepare for Brexit?

Kiwa is monitoring developments closely and has developed various scenerios so we can guarantee that our clients will be able to access UK markets from the EU, and vice-versa regarding Kiwa testing and inspection reports and certificates.
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European Commission implements no-deal Contingency Action Plan

The European Commission has announced emergency measures to ensure that chaos and failures in a number of vital sectors are minimized as much as possible after a hard Brexit.
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Brexit

Impact of Brexit on Testing, Inspection and Certification services

Start of the Brexit changes

How does Kiwa prepare for Brexit?

European Commission implements no-deal Contingency Action Plan

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