Gulf Mark (G-Mark) for Products Sold in GCC Member States

The Gulf Mark certification, also known as the G-Mark certification, is indeed a mandatory requirement for low voltage electrical products and children's toys being exported to the Gulf Coordinating Council (GCC) countries which include Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), under the Gulf Standardization Organization (GSO).

The G-Mark certification is a conformity assessment scheme implemented by the GSO, which is an organization responsible for developing and promoting standards across the GCC countries.

Importance of G-Mark Certification

 

The G-Mark certification ensures that products comply with the relevant technical regulations and safety standards established by the GSO. It aims to protect consumers and ensure that imported products meet the necessary quality and safety requirements.

Manufacturers and exporters of low voltage electrical products and children's toys intended for export to GCC countries need to undergo the G-Mark certification process.

 

This process involves testing the products in accredited laboratories to assess their compliance with the applicable standards. Once the products meet the requirements, they are issued the G-Mark certification.

 

Without the G-Mark certification, it may not be possible to legally export low voltage electrical products and children's toys to the GCC countries. It is essential for manufacturers and exporters to comply with the certification requirements to ensure smooth trade and market access within the GCC region.

 

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