Latest news from Kiwa

Kiwa will be present at BIOFACH 2020, world’s leading trade fair for organic food in Nuremberg, from 12-15 February 2020. Kiwa is one of the pioneers of the European organic movement. We carry out inspections and certifications in all areas of organic production.

Christian Kreyberg Grødal works as Department Manager of Kiwa Norway’s materials laboratories: "Kiwa is developing strongly, which has a positive effect on my work. I notice this by a drive to explore “What else can we do?” or “Can we do this in a better way?”

Babcock Scandinavian AirAmbulance is the largest in the Nordic European countries on ambulance flights. In 2015, they became environmentally certified according to ISO 14001, which led to increased environmental awareness throughout the organization.

Kiwa is a gold sponsor of Plastic Pipes XX, the world’s largest conference and exhibition in the field of plastic pipes, September 2020 in Amsterdam.

From 18 - 21 November, Kiwa will be present at the world's leading medical trade fair: Medica 2019 in Düsseldorf. Representatives of Kiwa Italia, Kiwa Turkey, our German test laboratory and our French subsidiary will be present.

Great Britain has the intention to leave the European Union (EU) on 31 October 2019. Independently from the outcome of the Brexit, Kiwa can already support its clients to prepare for Brexit.

AQS France, an independent inspection body in the food sector, is now part of the Kiwa Group. With the integration of AQS, Kiwa strengthens both its footprint in the international Agro, Feed and Food market and in its French activities.

The international basketball federation (FIBA) has joined forces with Kiwa and other test institutes to create an upgraded version of the FIBA Handbook of test methods and requirements.

Kiwa Italy has established a brand new state of the art Plastic Laboratory in Bologna. The establishment responds to the increasing demand of the Water & Gas sector, with the aim to support companies with their business growth and innovation.

Kiwa has successfully implemented the eco-friendly accelerated notch pipe test (aNPT) for PE100-RC pipe testing. The important difference with a normal NPT is that instead of using loads of water, the pipe is placed in a detergent solution.