UNBS National Standardization Strategy 2019 2022 PDF

UGANDA NATIONAL
BUREAU
O F S TA N D A R D S
NATIONAL
STANDARDIZATION STRATEGY
2019/20 – 2021/22
NATIONAL STANDARDIZATION STRATEGY, 2019/20 – 2021/22
Foreword
www.unbs.go.ug © UNBS 2019-2021

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Our commitment
Standards are relevant in every aspect of society. Standards provide the engine for growth
and development. Therefore, for economic transformation to occur, an enabling standards
infrastructure is a pre-requisite. Standards help to measure the quality of products and
services.
UNBS is committed to advancing standards and allied quality and safety aspects to all
producers and consumers of goods and services. This will involve spreading the knowledge
and application of quality standards to all sectors of the economy.
In order to support government policies and programmes and enhance the competitiveness
of Uganda products, a three-year National Standardization Strategy (NSS) has been developed
based on an ISO Methodology. The strategy seeks to ensure that standards: support current
economic activities particularly those that contribute to the GDP and national exports and
imports. The strategy also addresses social and environmental issues facing the population
such as health, safety and environment protection, insecurity, poor infrastructure and quality
of services, poor skills and unemployment. In addition, the strategy addresses the immediate
needs expressed by stakeholders to ensure enterprise competiveness, productivity and
market access.
This NSS will drive the momentum for quality innovation, production and marketing of
standardized products and services for economic transformation. UNBS is a strategic
development partner for the competitiveness of Uganda’s products and services.
UNBS will work in collaboration with Government Ministries, Departments and Agencies
(MDAs) and other key stakeholders to support the effective implementation of this strategy.
The National Standards Council will facilitate and support UNBS Management to develop
standards identified in this strategy. We appreciate all those persons and institutions and the
Commonwealth Standards Network for the support offered in the development of this first
National Standardization Strategy.

Eng. Masitula Munyaami Male Dr. Ben Manyindo

Chairperson, National Standards Council Executive Director
© UNBS 2019-2021 www.unbs.go.ug

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Acknowledgement
The Uganda National Bureau of Standards would like to thank national stakeholders for their
tremendous input into the development of this National Standards Strategy. UNBS would
also like to thank the Government of Uganda and the Commonwealth Standards Network for
the support rendered during the development of this Strategy. As the implementation phase
sets in, UNBS will further count on the support from key stakeholders and development
partners in order to deliver on the expected outputs.

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Contents
Foreword i
Our commitment ii
Acknowledgment iii
List of Tables v
Executive summary vii
1 Introduction 1
2 Objectives 2
3 Methodology 2
4 National priorities for standardization 5
4.1 Priority 1: Economic impact 5
4.1.1 General overview of the economy 5
4.1.2 Contribution to GDP 5
4.1.3 Contribution to national export earnings 5
4.1.4 Contribution to national imports 6
4.2 Priority 2: Social impact 6
4.3 Priority 3: Government plans 6
4.4 Priority 4: Stakeholder engagement 7
5 Selection of sectors of standardization and expected benefits 8
5.1 Selected sectors of standardization 8
5.2 Benefits of the selected sectors 8
6 National Standardization Plan (NSP) 10
7 Financial and human resources needs 10
7.1 Human resources needed over the three-year period 10
7.2 Financial resources needed over the three-year period 11
8 Implementation plan (matrix) 11
9 Monitoring, evaluation and learning plan 12
Annex A: National Standardization Plan 36

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List of Tables
Table 1– Ranking of key economic sectors in Uganda based on contribution to GDP 13

Table 2 – Ranking of key economic sectors based on contribution to national export
earnings 14
Table 3 – Key economic sectors based on vital imports for the country 18
Table 4 – Ranking Non-Economic Priorities 22
Table 5 – Ranking of government policy priorities 24
Table 6 – Priority requests received from stakeholders 25
Table 7 – Summary of Uganda’s priority sectors for standardization 30
Table 8–Human resource requirements for implementation of the strategy 31
Table 9–Financial requirements for implementation of the strategy 32
Table 10–Institutions that participated in the development of the NSS 33

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List of Acronyms
ARSO African Regional Organization for Standardization
CAC Codex Alimentarius Commission
EAC East African Community
ICT Information and Communication Technology
IEC International Electro technical Commission
ISO International Organization for Standardization
MAAIF Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries
MoES Ministry of Education and Sports
MoGLSD Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development
MEMD Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development
MSME Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises
MTIC Ministry of Trade, Industry and Cooperatives
NDP National Development Plan
NSC National Standards council
NWSC National Water and Sewerage Corporation
SDG Sustainable Development Goals
SPS Sanitary and Phyto-sanitary measures
TBT Technical Barriers to Trade
TGCU The Grain Council of Uganda
TUNADO The Uganda National Apiculture Development Organization
UMA Uganda Manufacturers Association
UNBS Uganda National Bureau of Standards
UNCST Uganda National Council for Science and Technology
UNFFE Uganda National Farmers Federation
WTO World Trade Organization

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Executive summary
The National Standardization Strategy is the first of its kind to be developed in Uganda. The
strategy provides an outlook of the priorities for standardization in the medium term and is
developed using an ISO methodology that employs four metrics in arriving at the priorities
including the economic (GDP, export, import) impact of the sector, the non-economic (social)
impact of the different sectors, government priorities as envisaged in development plans
and requests for standards made by stakeholders.
The strategy is aligned to the Vision 2040, Draft NDP III areas of focus, NDP II, sector
development plans and operates within the broad context of the Quality Infrastructure as
espoused by the National Standards and Quality Policy. In effect, the implementation plan
directly responds to the priorities of government and stakeholders.
The strategy is as result of robust stakeholder engagement and participation and includes
a mechanism for continual review in order to keep abreast with the changes in priorities by
government and stakeholders.
The main objectives for development of the NSS include ensuring that standards developed
are based on a clear understanding of national priorities in the fields of the economy and
trade, the society, environment; views and interests of stakeholders are given prominence in
standardization; limited national resources are used optimally; the planning of resources for
the implementation of the NSS is realistic and transparent; and commitments under regional
and international agreements are met.
During the implementation of the three-year strategy, 2064 priority standards will be
developed in all the sectors covering Chemicals and Consumer Products, Engineering
and Construction, Food and Agriculture and Systems and Services. The financial resources
needed over the plan period is estimated at UGX 4,556,700,000. This value covers the
operational cost of the developing standards and does not cover costs for staff, equipment
and related expenses such as data generation, training and public awareness. Funding will
be provided by Government as well as potential support through collaboration from MDAs
and development partners.
Annual reviews of the implementation plan will be undertaken to consider emerging requests
from stakeholders, new government priorities and other overriding factors. This review will
also aid in removing items whose development has been completed and include items that
will require review.

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1 Introduction
S tandardization supports economic growth, enhances competitiveness and facilitates trade.

It is a tool to support public policies, promote technological advancement and innovation
and to protect health, safety, and sustainability of society welfare and the environment.
The Government of Uganda’s Vision 2040 aims at strengthening the fundamentals of the
economy to harness the abundant opportunities around the country to transform the
Ugandan Society from a Peasant to a Modern and Prosperous Country within 30 years.
The Vision 2040 interventions are prioritized and sequenced through five year national
development plans (NDPs). The second National Development Plan (NDP II, 2015-2020)
aims at Uganda attaining middle-income status by 2020. This is to be achieved through
strengthening the country’s competitiveness for sustainable wealth creation, employment
and inclusive growth. The Government (2019) is developing the third NDP (NDPIII). The goal
of NDP III is to increase household incomes and improve the quality of life of Ugandans.
In line with the NDPII, the National Standards and Quality Policy (NSQP) has pointed out
five objectives which are relevant to the standards and quality infrastructure as follows:
rationalize, harmonize and strengthen the standards regulatory framework; establish a
framework to enhance coordination and collaboration among standards agencies; develop
and improve standardization and quality infrastructure; strengthen human resource capacity
in standardization; enhance standards and quality awareness and dialogue to improve
compliance; improve conformity to national standards; and support both the public and
private sector entities to comply with set standards.
In addition to the NDPs, the government has elaborated other plans including the government
manifesto, and sector development plans. Government is also committed to meeting other
obligations including aligning programmes to Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs),
gender and equity, youth development and employment creation.
At the regional and international level, Government is also signatory to agreements such as
EAC Common Market Protocol, the African Continental Free Trade Area Agreement (AfCFTA)
and WTO/TBT Agreement which present an important need to harmonize the national
standards and progressively adopt the East African, ARSO and International Standards that
are based on national policies and stakeholder priorities. Such agreements require the
Ugandan Standardization system, structures and processes to be aligned with global and
regional markets requirements.
In planning national development, the Government seeks to pursue a private sector-led,

export oriented, quasi-market approach, fast tracking infrastructure, industrialization and
skills development strategies.
Standards apply to all aspects of the economy and society. Proper planning for standardization
is essential to respond to all the facets of national development: social, environmental and
economic impact. Planning aids ability to measure the impact; helps focus on long term as
well as short-term needs and allocation of resources in line with government development
priorities and stakeholder needs.
This national standardization strategy has been developed to address planning needs, new
demands in the globalized world and the need to involve all stakeholders in standardization.

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2 Objectives
T his homegrown standardization strategy takes into consideration the concerns of the
citizens, the obligations and priorities of the government and available resources for
development. This strategy has been developed to address the following objectives:
i. To ensure that standards support current economic activities particularly those that
contribute to the GDP and national exports and imports
ii. To ensure standards address social and environmental issues facing the population such
as health, safety and environment protection, insecurity, poor infrastructure and quality of
services, poor skills and unemployment
iii. To address the needs for standards arising from stakeholder requests in order to ensure
enterprise competiveness, productivity and market access
iv. To align standardization with government plans, priorities and obligations aimed at
transformation of society
v. To facilitate alignment of national standardization activities to regional and international
standardization mandates and obligations while maintaining good citizenship including
membership to regional and international agreements, protocols and conventions
3 Methodology
T his strategy is a framework that is critical in deciding how to use limited standardization
resources to develop priority standards through planning in medium-term perspective
(3-year period). It is envisaged that the effective development of the prioritized standards
would:
• have the greatest positive national economic impact in terms of enabling trade and GDP;
• strengthen national development priorities such as infrastructure, poverty reduction,
industrialization and security;
• have a visible and positive impact on citizens (social impact in terms of livelihoods); and
• be supported by all state and non-state actors whose contribution are recognized in the
priorities and would likely receive strong industry and business support.
A working group consisting of UNBS staff and stakeholders undertook data collection, analysis
and synthesis using the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) methodology for
developing standardization strategies. This methodology provides guidance on sources of
data, steps for collecting, analyzing and synthesizing data; how to rank the sectors to obtain
semi quantitative results that help to prioritize and calculate the required human and financial
resources. The flow of this process is illustrated in Figure 1.
During the development of this document, the following groups of stakeholders were
consulted:
• Government Ministries, Departments and Agencies;
• Private sector associations and enterprises;
• Farmers associations;
• Consumers and Consumer Organizations;
• Academia and Research Institutions;
• Civil society organizations;
• National Technical Committees (TCs)
• National Standards Council; and
• UNBS Staff.
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Figure 1: Process of development of NSS

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National Standards Body
National Standardization Strategy task force
Social-economic analysis Stakeholder survey
Economic analysis Non-economic analysis

with Priorities with Priorities
Check response of all social-

economically important stakeholders
Re-contact stakeholders from non-

responding sectors
Social-economic priorities Stakeholder priorities with

priorities
National Standardization Strategy task force
Combined social-economic (sectors) and stakeholder priorities (subjects)
Filter out existing national standards not needing revision
Listing with existing standards for adoption or development + ongoing projects
Analysis of available human and Analysis of required human and

financial resources financial resources
Comparison between required and available resources
Final list of work items to be developed over three-year period
Circulate document among stakeholders and accommodate feedback
Final approval of the strategy and commencement of implementation
Annual review and eventual modification of the strategy
Figure 2: Individual process steps for development of NSS 5

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4 National priorities for standardization

4.1 Priority 1: Economic impact
4.1.1 General overview of the economy

In terms of GDP, the economy of Uganda is currently constituted by agriculture, forestry
and fisheries (24.2%), industry (19.9%) and services (47.8%). Uganda mostly exports agricultural
products (80 percent of total exports). The most important exports is coffee (22 percent of total
exports) followed by tea, cotton, copper, oil and fish. Uganda also exports services to global
customers for an additional 2% of GDP. Uganda’s exported goods plus services represent
18.8% of total GDP. Uganda remains a net importer with the value of imports in 2018 estimated
at USD 6.7 bn compared to formal exports valued at USD 3 bn.
Important sectors of the economy have been analyzed in this plan based on the following
key aspects:
a) Contribution to Gross Domestic Product (GDP);
b) Contribution to national export earnings; and
c) Contribution to imports.
4.1.2 Contribution to GDP

The data on Uganda’s economic sectors were ranked by their contribution to the overall GDP
of the country.
The following ranking criterion based on ISO methodology was used:
Rank 1 >10% of GDP
Rank 2 5 - 10% of GDP
Rank 3 1 - 5% of GDP
Rank 4 0.2 - 1% of GDP
Rank 5 < 0.2% of GDP
A representation of the current statistical data (2018) from the Uganda Bureau of Statistics
(UBOS) is shown in Table 1
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4.1.3 Contribution to national export earnings
The data on Uganda’s exports obtained from the International Trade Centre (Trade Map, 2018)
were ranked by their contribution to the national export earnings.

Rank 1 >10% of national export earnings
Rank 2 5 - 10% of national export earnings
Rank 3 1 - 5% of national export earnings
Rank 4 0.2 - 1% of national export earnings
Rank 5 < 0.2% of national export earnings
The Table 2 represents key economic sectors based on their contribution to National export
earnings.
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4.1.4 Contribution to national imports

The data on Uganda’s imports obtained from the International Trade Centre (Trade Map, 2018)
were ranked by their contribution to the national imports.
Rank 1 >10% of national imports
Rank 2 5 - 10% of national imports
Rank 3 1 - 5% of national imports
Rank 4 0.2 - 1% of national imports
Rank 5 < 0.2% of national imports
The Table 3 represents key economic sectors based on the vital imports for the country.
4.2 Priority 2: Social impact

Effective standardization has the ability to support non-economic priorities of sustainable
development namely societal equity and environmental integrity. Some of the examples
of societal equity include Ethics, Fair trade, Security, Health services, Water Protection and
Consumer Protection. Environmental integrity entails aspects such as waste management,
water/soil/air quality, Energy efficiency and renewable resources, Green House Gas Emissions
and climate change, Life cycle analysis and green labeling and Environmental management.
The strategy has been designed as one of the tools to promote Uganda’s sustainable
development and an analysis of non-economic issues has been undertaken in this plan. The
NDP II highlights the need to invest into housing (settlements), health including boosting local
manufacture of health products and technologies, food safety and nutrition and improving
access to water and sanitation. These issues have been raised in the mainstream and social
media, public debate or contributed by specific stakeholders.

Rank 1 – Very serious and urgent problem, public outcry
Rank 2 – Serious problem, common occurrence, media attention
Rank 3 – Serious problem, some media reports
Rank 4 – Problem localized, no media reaction
Rank 5 – Other issues
The results of the analysis of non-economic priorities are summarized in the Table 4.
4.3 Priority 3: Government plans

Further to the non-economic factors, it is important to analyze the Government of Uganda’s
plans for development that greatly impact on some specific sectors.
The Vision 2040 interventions are prioritized and sequenced through five year national
development plans (NDPs). The second National Development Plan (NDP II, 2015-2020) aims at
Uganda attaining middle-income status by 2020. This is to be achieved through strengthening
the country’s competitiveness for sustainable wealth creation, employment and inclusive
growth. The objectives of the plan are to increase sustainable production, productivity and
value addition in key growth sectors; increase the stock and quality of strategic infrastructure,
enhance human capital development, and strengthen mechanisms for quality, effective and
efficient service delivery. The plan prioritizes development in agriculture, tourism, minerals,
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oil and gas development and infrastructure development.

In addition to the NDP II, government has elaborated other plans including the NRM
government manifesto, and sector development plans such agriculture; health; and trade
and industry. Government is also committed to meeting other obligations including aligning
development to sustainability goals, gender and equity, youth development and employment
creation.
The analysis of government policy priorities is based on the Uganda’s Vision 2040, the NDP II
(2015/16-2019/20), sector development plans, and the draft (2019) NDPIII.
Rank 1 – Great importance expected in near future
Rank 2 – Greater importance, if certain conditions are fulfilled
Rank 3 – Some importance expected in medium term
Rank 4 – Some importance expected in long term
Rank 5 – No increase in importance expected
The economic sectors expected to have greater importance according to development
plans are summarized in the Table 5.
4.4 Priority 4: Stakeholder engagement

During the development of this plan, stakeholders were engaged through surveys, meetings
and workshops. Stakeholders were requested to indicate and rank priority sectors/subjects
in a scale of 1 to 5 where 1 is the highest priority and 5 the lowest priority for standardization
based on the following five key priority indicators (KPI):
• Potential to contribute to economic efficiency;
• Potential to safeguard health and safety;
• Potential to preserve the environment;
• Potential to facilitate the local exchange of products and industrial integration; and
• Potential to facilitate access to export markets.
For each request an average ranking for the above indicators was calculated as indicated in
Table 6.
The draft National Standardization strategy was also circulated to stakeholders prior to
validation.

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5 Selection of sectors of standardization and expected benefits
5.1 Selected sectors of standardization

Based on the average ranking for the five socio-economic indicators namely: GDP contribution,
export contribution, import contribution, non-economic factors and government development
plans, an average general socio-economic sector priority ranking was calculated for each
economic sectors and sub-sectors.
Based on the average priority ranks for all received requests for each sector a general
stakeholder priority ranking was calculated for each sector identified by stakeholders.
For each sector, a general overall priority ranking for was determined by averaging socio-
economic sector priority ranking and stakeholder priority ranking.
A summary of the priority sectors for standardization based on social-economic and

stakeholder sector rankings is shown in Table 7. This ranking criterion is based on ISO
methodology is an average of social-economic sectors and stakeholder priority sectors, with
one being the highest and five the lowest priority ranking.
5.2 Benefits of the selected sectors

The National Standardization Strategy provides priority areas for which standards will be
developed over the next three years. Effective implementation of the strategy would have
significant impact on the economy and the entire lives of the people of Uganda.

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Below is a summary of the benefits to be realized from the implementation

of the plan:
S/N Priority sector / Sub sector Key benefits
1 Agriculture, forestry and Improved livelihoods of smallholder farmers in the

fishing agriculture sector
Cash crops (coffee, cotton, tea, Improvement in the quality and safety of agricultural
cocoa, tobacco, sugar cane and commodities hence contributing to the health and
horticultural products) nutritional status of the population
Food crops (maize, cassava, Improved quality of agro inputs

beans, sorghum, bananas,
millet, sun flower, soya beans Sustainable utilization of natural resources such as capture
fisheries
Livestock
Enhanced forest cover in the country which contributes to
Forestry stable climate
Fishing Enhanced export revenue from the agricultural

commodities
Agriculture support services
Commercialization of agriculture hence increasing
production and productivity along the value chains
2 Industry Support the extractive industry which has a big contribution
to the GDP
Mining and quarrying
Improvement in the quality of local infrastructure
Manufacturing construction materials
Electricity Directly support government infrastructure projects such
as road construction and electricity generation
Water
Support growth of MSMEs
Construction
Support the delivery of quality and safe water to the
population
3 Services Support the ongoing efforts to improve access to financial
and insurance services through assurance of quality of
Trade and repairs service
Transport and storage Contribute to improving public transport safety and
enhancing road safety
Accommodation and food
service activities Improved quality of health services provided to the
population
Information and communication
Improved quality of education and training services
Finance and insurance
Support the growth of ICT infrastructure
Education
Improved quality of service in the hospitality industry
Human health

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6 National Standardization Plan (NSP)

To develop a NSP, standards required in the selected sector were determined. Each
request received from stakeholders with a sector was combined with the priority sectors
for the economy and noneconomic factors. An overall priority ranking was determined by
averaging sector and stakeholder ranking.
A list of standards relevant for each sector was compiled two sources:
a) A list of requests provided by stakeholders.
b) Other sources of sector relevant standards e.g. international standards catalogues of ISO,
IEC and CAC and regional standards such as EAC, ARSO, CEN and SADC.
The combined list was analyzed and filtered to remove existing Uganda Standards which
require no revision.
A draft strategy was prepared and circulated to stakeholders for final feedback and validation.
Received feedback was then used to prepare a refined final strategy for 2019-2021 and an
implementation matrix.
The strategy projects development of 2064 standards over three years covering Chemical
and Consumer Products (638), Engineering and Construction (665), Food and Agriculture
(428) and Systems and Services (313).
A three year National Standardization Plan (NSP) was generated as detailed in Annex A.
7 Financial and human resources needs
7.1 Human resources needed over the three-year period

To ensure execution of the plan, human resource needs were examined considering
available staff and the workload for the next three years.
Table 8 provides calculations of total workload per sector of standardization. Key tasks
include:
• Preliminary evaluation of national standard development needs and checking compliance
with legislation, by Secretary of the Technical Committee (TC)
• Preparation and management of TC meetings by Secretary of the Technical Committee
• Preparation of TC Meeting report, verification and circulation of drafts by the Technical
Committee Secretary
• Communication with stakeholders by TC secretary
• Full cycle project management
• Preparation and editing of NSC paper by the TC secretary and Editor
• Editing/finalization of final Standard by TC Secretaries, Editors, Proof reader and approval
by the NSC
In this Strategy a Standards Officer/Technical Officer (TO) is considered as a person, who is

eligible to perform all the above mentioned key tasks assigned to him/her in the sector/
field of standardization and includes standards managers of specific subsectors.

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The types of work is also classified as Adoption (Ad), Evaluation of expediency (Ev), Active
participation in the international or regional TC for development of appropriate standard (Ac),
national development (Na) and monitoring of the international and/or regional standardization
activities in the given field (Mo).
Based on the ISO methodology and experience on national standard development process,
TC secretaries and the Technical Working Group on NSS set the man-days rates per standard
per category of work (Ad, Ev, Ac, Na and Mo).
Finally, the workload of TC Secretaries (TO) was calculated by dividing the total number of
man-days per sector to the total number of available working days per 3 years, which is 630
days. The number of available working days per year is taken as 210 days, by taking into
consideration of all week- end days, vacation days, leave days and holidays.
The analyses of human resources requirements reveals a gap in number of staff of more
than 50% of staff numbers. The gaps identified in will require addressing through work load
balancing, skill development, deployment of technology and filling of vacant sections as per
UNBS approved organogram.
7.2 Financial resources needed over the three-year period

The total financial resources required development partners as well as MDAs and
to develop the priority standards is UGX other stakeholders.
4,556,700,000 which covers cost for National Table 9 provides an estimate of the
Technical Committees as well as active financial resources needed for the annual
participation in regional and international implementation of the Plan during the 3-year
standards development activities. This period covered by the plan.
value covers the operational cost of the The current staffing level of UNBS standards
development of standards and does development stands at 34 staff including 11
not cover costs for staff, equipment and staff recruited in 2019. The current level of
related expenses such as data generation, funding for operational activities are about
training and public awareness. The plan 500 million UGX. The increase in staff calls
will be funded through UNBS Standards for a raise in the operational budget. With the
Development Department vote. Support strategy in place, a funding gap representing
to implement the plan will be sought from nearly 60% of the expected annual funding.
8 Implementation plan (matrix)

Annex B provides an implementation plan modern needs for standardization.
for standardization of the prioritized work Annual reviews of the implementation plan
items. This plan consisting of annual targets, will be undertaken to consider emerging
available resources, responsibilities and requests from stakeholders, new government
collaboration arrangements will inform priorities and other overriding factors. This
annual work plans during the 3 years’ period review will also aid in removing items whose
covered by the plan, for each sector. development has been completed and
A detailed study of the standards development include items that will require review.
establishment will be conducted to identify Continued engagement of stakeholders
opportunities for improved effectiveness, to contribute to standardization will be
efficiency and to remain relevant to the undertaken. Special emphasis will be paid to
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MSMEs to capture their needs, ensure their standards more relevant.

active participation and reap the benefits of The strategy focuses on adoption of regional
standardization. and international standards where they
Specific efforts will be put to engage key exist. The plan will emphasize mobilization
stakeholders especially lead MDAs holding of stakeholders to increase participation in
mandate in specific sectors to ensure they are regional and international standardization.
on board to promote synergy and effective Such mobilization may attract funding,
implementation of standards. expertise and other interests.
The composition and structure of the The strategy will take into consideration the
Technical Committees will continually be NDP III once it is published.
reviewed to ensure increased stakeholder
participation and contribution making
9 Monitoring, evaluation and learning plan

The NSP will be implemented through annual work plans, standards development programme
and budget. The implementation of the annual work plans shall be monitored through UNBS
Performance Management System (HRIMS) and the standards information management
system (SIMS).
The monitoring will identify and document success stories, gaps and lessons to learn. The
results of the monitoring and evaluation will be timed to fit and be useful for the government
budgeting and planning cycle. This will help contribute to the budgets and plans for continued
improvement.
The process supports the entire standardization life cycle which provides for different phases
in the development of standards, their use, the evaluation of their economic, social or other
impacts and follow-up decisions which may result in their confirmation, revision or withdrawal
or other actions such as further capacity-building or dissemination of knowledge and training
to facilitate their use. The standardization activities will follow a typical standardization life
cycle as shown in Figure 3.
Phase 1:
Determination of needs &
priorities that can be
addressed through
Phase 6: standards
Review/Decision on Phase 2:
follow-up: Revise, Dissemination/
Conﬁrm, Withdraw Capacity Building/
standards/ Strengthen Training in the
implementation
Phase 5: Phase 3:
Monitoring of the Dissemination/
eﬀects & impacts of the Capacity Building/
standards Training in the
Phase 4:
Use/Implementation
of the standards
Figure 3: Standardization life cycle

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Table 1: Ranking of key economic sectors in Uganda based on contribution to GDP

No. Economic sector Percentage Rank Source and
contribution Date of info
to GDP
1 Agriculture, forestry and fishing 24.2 Uganda
2 Cash crops (coffee, cotton, tea, cocoa, tobacco, sugar 2.1 3

cane and horticultural products)
3 Food crops (maize, cassava, beans, sorghum, bananas, 12.8 1 Statistical

millet, sun flower, soya beans
4 Livestock 4.3 3
abstract, 2018
5 Forestry 3.5 3
6 Fishing 1.5 3
7 Agriculture support services 0.0 5
8 Industry 19.9
9 Mining and quarrying 0.4 4
10 Manufacturing 8.3 2
11 Electricity 1.0 4
12 Water 2.9 3
13 Construction 7.2 2
14 Services 47.8
15 Trade and repairs 11.7 1
16 Transportation and storage 2.8 3
17 Accommodation and Food service activities 2.8 3
18 Information and communication 2.9 3
19 Financial and insurance activities 3.3 3
20 Real estate activities 4.4 3
21 Professional, scientific and technical activities 2.5 3
22 Administrative and support services activities 1.5 3
23 Public administration 3.0 3
24 Education 7.4 2
25 Human health and social work activities 3.1 3
26 Arts, entertainment and recreation 0.3 4
27 Other service activities 1.6 3
28 Activities of households as employers 0.3 4

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Table 2 — Ranking of key economic sectors based on contribution to national

export earnings
No. Economic sector Percentage Rank Source and date
contribution of info
to exports
Products Website of the
1 Coffee, tea and spices 17.36 1 International Trade
2 Natural or cultured pearls, precious or semi- 16.74 1 Centre (ITC) on
precious stones, precious metals, metals clad 2018 export data
3 Cereals 6.22 2
4 Fish and crustaceans, mollusks and other aquatic 5.50 2
invertebrates
5 Mineral fuels, mineral oils and products of their 5.40 2
distillation; bituminous substances; mineral
6 Edible vegetables and certain roots and tubers 4.08 3
7 Sugars and sugar confectionery 3.51 3
8 Tobacco and manufactured tobacco substitutes 2.79 3
9 Residues and waste from the food industries; 2.77 3
prepared animal fodder
10 Iron and steel 2.76 3
11 Animal or vegetable fats and oils and their cleavage 2.57 3
products; prepared edible fats; animal
12 Dairy produce; birds' eggs; natural honey; edible 2.40 3
products of animal origin, not elsewhere
13 Cocoa and cocoa preparations 2.11 3
14 Products of the milling industry; malt; starches; 1.98 3
inulin; wheat gluten
15 Live trees and other plants; bulbs, roots and the 1.97 3
like; cut flowers and ornamental foliage
16 Salt; sulphur; earths and stone; plastering materials, 1.96 3
lime and cement
17 Oil seeds and oleaginous fruits; miscellaneous 1.56 3
grains, seeds and fruit; industrial or medicinal
18 Cotton 1.55 3
19 Raw hides and skins (other than furskins) and 1.50 3
leather
20 Beverages, spirits and vinegar 1.38 3
21 Vehicles other than railway or tramway rolling 1.24 3
stock, and parts and accessories thereof
22 Articles of iron or steel 1.17 3
23 Wood and articles of wood; wood charcoal 1.06 3
24 Plastics and articles thereof 1.05 3
25 Soap, organic surface-active agents, washing 1.02 3
preparations, lubricating preparations, artificial
26 Machinery, mechanical appliances, nuclear 0.76 4
reactors, boilers; parts thereof
27 Pharmaceutical products 0.74 4
28 Paper and paperboard; articles of paper pulp, of 0.69 4
paper or of paperboard

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29 Electrical machinery and equipment and parts 0.60 4

thereof; sound recorders and reproducers,
television
30 Aircraft, spacecraft, and parts thereof 0.54 4
31 Essential oils and resinoids; perfumery, cosmetic or 0.43 4
toilet preparations
32 Preparations of cereals, flour, starch or milk; pastry 0.35 4
cooks' products
33 Furniture; bedding, mattresses, mattress supports, 0.34 4
cushions and similar stuffed furnishings
34 Other made-up textile articles; sets; worn clothing 0.31 4
and worn textile articles; rags
35 Miscellaneous edible preparations 0.29 4
36 Edible fruit and nuts; peel of citrus fruit or melons 0.28 4
37 Preparations of vegetables, fruit, nuts or other parts 0.24 4
of plants
38 Meat and edible meat offal 0.22 4
39 Rubber and articles thereof 0.22 4
40 Tanning or dyeing extracts; tannins and their 0.19 5
derivatives; dyes, pigments and other colouring
41 Albuminoidal substances; modified starches; glues; 0.17 5
enzymes
42 Prepared feathers and down and articles made of 0.17 5
feathers or of down; artificial flowers; articles
43 Aluminium and articles thereof 0.14 5
44 Inorganic chemicals; organic or inorganic 0.13 5
compounds of precious metals, of rare-earth
metals
45 Footwear, gaiters and the like; parts of such articles 0.13 5
46 Explosives; pyrotechnic products; matches; 0.12 5
pyrophoric alloys; certain combustible preparations
47 Optical, photographic, cinematographic, measuring, 0.11 5
checking, precision, medical or surgical
48 Ceramic products 0.10 5
49 Man-made staple fibres 0.09 5
50 Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, knitted 0.09 5
or crocheted
51 Ores, slag and ash 0.08 5
52 Organic chemicals 0.08 5
53 Miscellaneous chemical products 0.07 5
54 Preparations of meat, of fish or of crustaceans, 0.06 5
mollusks or other aquatic invertebrates
55 Lead and articles thereof 0.06 5
56 Live animals 0.05 5
57 Tools, implements, cutlery, spoons and forks, of 0.05 5
base metal; parts thereof of base metal
58 Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, not 0.05 5
knitted or crocheted
59 Miscellaneous manufactured articles 0.04 5

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60 Railway or tramway locomotives, rolling stock and 0.04 5

parts thereof; railway or tramway track fixtures
61 Printed books, newspapers, pictures and other 0.04 5
products of the printing industry; manuscripts
62 Wadding, felt and nonwovens; special yarns; twine, 0.03 5
cordage, ropes and cables and articles thereof
63 Lac; gums, resins and other vegetable saps and 0.03 5
extracts
64 Products of animal origin, not elsewhere specified 0.02 5
or included
65 Man-made filaments; strip and the like of man- 0.02 5
made textile materials
66 Miscellaneous articles of base metal 0.02 5
67 Articles of stone, plaster, cement, asbestos, mica or 0.02 5
similar materials
68 Zinc and articles thereof 0.02 5
69 Glass and glassware 0.02 5
70 Manufactures of straw, of esparto or of other 0.02 5
plaiting materials; basket ware and wickerwork
71 Articles of leather; saddlery and harness; travel 0.01 5
goods, handbags and similar containers; articles
72 Fertilizers 0.01 5
73 Ships, boats and floating structures 0.01 5
74 Works of art, collectors' pieces and antiques 0.01 5
75 Impregnated, coated, covered or laminated textile 0.00 5
fabrics; textile articles of a kind suitable
76 Toys, games and sports requisites; parts and 0.00 5
accessories thereof
77 Pulp of wood or of other fibrous cellulosic material; 0.00 5
recovered (waste and scrap) paper
78 Headgear and parts thereof 0.00 5
79 Special woven fabrics; tufted textile fabrics; lace; 0.00 5
tapestries; trimmings; embroidery
80 Knitted or crocheted fabrics 0.00 5
81 Clocks and watches and parts thereof 0.00 5
82 Musical instruments; parts and accessories of such 0.00 5
articles
83 Vegetable plaiting materials; vegetable products 0.00 5
not elsewhere specified or included
84 Copper and articles thereof 0.00 5
85 Umbrellas, sun umbrellas, walking sticks, seat- 0.00 5
sticks, whips, riding-crops and parts thereof
86 Photographic or cinematographic goods 0.00 5
87 Carpets and other textile floor coverings 0.00 5
88 Other vegetable textile fibres; paper yarn and 0.00 5
woven fabrics of paper yarn
89 Nickel and articles thereof 0.00 5
90 Tin and articles thereof 0.00 5
91 Furskins and artificial fur; manufactures thereof 0.00 5

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92 Cork and articles of cork 0.00 5

93 Silk 0.00 5
94 Wool, fine or coarse animal hair; horsehair yarn and 0.00 5
woven fabric
95 Other base metals; cermets; articles thereof 0.00 5
96 Arms and ammunition; parts and accessories 0.00 5
thereof
97 Commodities not elsewhere specified 0.00 5
Services
1 Travel 52.19 1
2 Government goods and services 20.30 1
3 Other business services 9.93 2
4 Transport 9.16 2
5 Construction 3.53 3
6 Telecommunications, computer, and information 2.67 3
services
7 Financial services 1.08 3
8 Charges for the use of intellectual property 0.53 4
9 Insurance and pension services 0.35 4
10 Personal, cultural, and recreational services 0.25 4

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Table 3 — Key economic sectors based on vital imports for the country
No. Economic sector Percentage Rank Source and
contribution date of info
to imports
Products Website of the
International
1 Mineral fuels, mineral oils and products of their 19.60 1
Trade Centre
distillation; bituminous substances; mineral
(ITC) on 2018
2 Machinery, mechanical appliances, nuclear reactors, 7.96 2 export data
boilers; parts thereof
3 Vehicles other than railway or tramway rolling stock, and 7.56 2

parts and accessories thereof
4 Electrical machinery and equipment and parts thereof; 6.12 2
sound recorders and reproducers, television
5 Plastics and articles thereof 5.74 2
6 Iron and steel 5.49 2
7 Natural or cultured pearls, precious or semi-precious 4.99 3
stones, precious metals, metals clad
8 Pharmaceutical products 4.18 3
9 Animal or vegetable fats and oils and their cleavage 3.69 3
products; prepared edible fats; animal
10 Cereals 3.51 3
11 Paper and paperboard; articles of paper pulp, of paper 2.41 3
or of paperboard
12 Miscellaneous chemical products 2.23 3
13 Salt; sulphur; earths and stone; plastering materials, lime 1.98 3
and cement
14 Other made-up textile articles; sets; worn clothing and 1.81 3
worn textile articles; rags
15 Optical, photographic, cinematographic, measuring, 1.51 3
checking, precision, medical or surgical
16 Sugars and sugar confectionery 1.45 3
17 Organic chemicals 1.42 3
18 Essential oils and resinoids; perfumery, cosmetic or toilet 1.26 3
preparations
19 Rubber and articles thereof 1.13 3
20 Articles of iron or steel 1.12 3
21 Footwear, gaiters and the like; parts of such articles 1.10 3
22 Inorganic chemicals; organic or inorganic compounds of 0.80 4
precious metals, of rare-earth metals
23 Aircraft, spacecraft, and parts thereof 0.77 4
24 Tanning or dyeing extracts; tannins and their derivatives; 0.71 4
dyes, pigments and other colouring

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25 Miscellaneous manufactured articles 0.69 4

26 Man-made staple fibres 0.66 4
27 Furniture; bedding, mattresses, mattress supports, 0.61 4
cushions and similar stuffed furnishings
28 Fertilizers 0.58 4
29 Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, not knitted 0.53 4
or crocheted
30 Soap, organic surface-active agents, washing 0.53 4
preparations, lubricating preparations, artificial
31 Beverages, spirits and vinegar 0.52 4
32 Ceramic products 0.52 4
33 Miscellaneous edible preparations 0.51 4
34 Aluminium and articles thereof 0.42 4
35 Glass and glassware 0.42 4
36 Residues and waste from the food industries; prepared 0.35 4
animal fodder
37 Preparations of cereals, flour, starch or milk; pastry 0.34 4
cooks' products
38 Articles of apparel and clothing accessories, knitted or 0.30 4
crocheted
39 Miscellaneous articles of base metal 0.30 4
40 Tools, implements, cutlery, spoons and forks, of base 0.28 4
metal; parts thereof of base metal
41 Oil seeds and oleaginous fruits; miscellaneous grains, 0.26 4
seeds and fruit; industrial or medicinal
42 Man-made filaments; strip and the like of man-made 0.24 4
textile materials
43 Articles of leather; saddlery and harness; travel goods, 0.24 4
handbags and similar containers; articles
44 Printed books, newspapers, pictures and other products 0.22 4
of the printing industry; manuscripts
45 Products of the milling industry; malt; starches; inulin; 0.19 5
wheat gluten
46 Edible vegetables and certain roots and tubers 0.19 5
47 Cotton 0.19 5
48 Coffee, tea, maté and spices 0.18 5
49 Zinc and articles thereof 0.17 5
50 Albuminoidal substances; modified starches; glues; 0.16 5
enzymes
51 Fish and crustaceans, molluscs and other aquatic 0.15 5
invertebrates
52 Edible fruit and nuts; peel of citrus fruit or melons 0.14 5

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53 Wadding, felt and nonwovens; special yarns; twine, 0.13 5

cordage, ropes and cables and articles thereof
54 Preparations of vegetables, fruit, nuts or other parts of 0.13 5
plants
55 Articles of stone, plaster, cement, asbestos, mica or 0.12 5
similar materials
56 Live animals 0.10 5
57 Tobacco and manufactured tobacco substitutes 0.10 5
58 Copper and articles thereof 0.09 5
59 Ores, slag and ash 0.09 5
60 Dairy produce; birds' eggs; natural honey; edible 0.08 5
products of animal origin, not elsewhere
61 Raw hides and skins (other than furskins) and leather 0.08 5
62 Toys, games and sports requisites; parts and accessories 0.08 5
thereof
63 Wood and articles of wood; wood charcoal 0.07 5
64 Impregnated, coated, covered or laminated textile 0.07 5
fabrics; textile articles of a kind suitable
65 Preparations of meat, of fish or of crustaceans, molluscs 0.05 5
or other aquatic invertebrates
66 Cocoa and cocoa preparations 0.04 5
67 Prepared feathers and down and articles made of 0.04 5
feathers or of down; artificial flowers; articles
68 Headgear and parts thereof 0.04 5
69 Photographic or cinematographic goods 0.04 5
70 Carpets and other textile floor coverings 0.03 5
71 Lac; gums, resins and other vegetable saps and extracts 0.02 5
72 Ships, boats and floating structures 0.02 5
73 Live trees and other plants; bulbs, roots and the like; cut 0.02 5
flowers and ornamental foliage
74 Meat and edible meat offal 0.02 5
75 Explosives; pyrotechnic products; matches; pyrophoric 0.02 5
alloys; certain combustible preparations
76 Special woven fabrics; tufted textile fabrics; lace; 0.02 5
tapestries; trimmings; embroidery
77 Clocks and watches and parts thereof 0.02 5
78 Railway or tramway locomotives, rolling stock and parts 0.02 5
thereof; railway or tramway track fixtures
79 Knitted or crocheted fabrics 0.02 5
80 Pulp of wood or of other fibrous cellulosic material; 0.01 5
recovered (waste and scrap) paper

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81 Umbrellas, sun umbrellas, walking sticks, seat-sticks, 0.01 5

whips, riding-crops and parts thereof
82 Products of animal origin, not elsewhere specified or 0.01 5
included
83 Musical instruments; parts and accessories of such 0.01 5
articles
84 Other vegetable textile fibres; paper yarn and woven 0.01 5
fabrics of paper yarn
85 Other base metals; cermets; articles thereof 0.00 5
86 Manufactures of straw, of esparto or of other plaiting 0.00 5
materials; basket ware and wickerwork
87 Works of art, collectors' pieces and antiques 0.00 5
88 Tin and articles thereof 0.00 5
89 Cork and articles of cork 0.00 5
90 Nickel and articles thereof 0.00 5
91 Furskins and artificial fur; manufactures thereof 0.00 5
92 Arms and ammunition; parts and accessories thereof 0.00 5
93 Wool, fine or coarse animal hair; horsehair yarn and 0.00 5
woven fabric
94 Vegetable plaiting materials; vegetable products not 0.00 5
elsewhere specified or included
95 Lead and articles thereof 0.00 5
96 Silk 0.00 5
97 Commodities not elsewhere specified 0.00 5
Services
1 Transport 55.44 1 Website of the
2 Other business services 28.21 1 International Trade
Centre (ITC) on
3 Travel 7.47 2 2018
4 Construction 3.14 3 export data
5 Insurance and pension services 2.92 3

6 Telecommunications, computer, and information 1.06 3
services
7 Government goods and services 0.69 4
8 Charges for the use of intellectual property 0.43 4
9 Personal, cultural, and recreational services 0.32 4
10 Financial services 0.31 4
11 Maintenance and repair services 0.00 5

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Table 4 — Ranking Non-Economic Priorities
S/No Non-economic priority Rank Situation

surrounding the
problem and
time
1 Food, alcoholic beverage and drinking water safety 1 Very serious and
urgent problem,
2 Poor hygiene and sanitation services 1 public
3 Transport safety 1
4 Buildings safety 1
5 Fire safety 1
6 Road safety 1
7 Disaster/emergency preparedness and management 1
8 Health and safety 1
9 Environmental degradation 1
10 Poor health infrastructure 1
11 MSME failure within first year 1
12 Increased Infant and maternal mortality 1
13 Increase of case backlog due to low man power 1
14 Increased burden to combat corruption 1
15 Limited research and development 2 Serious problem,

common
16 Increase in human trafficking due to high rate of 2 occurrence,
unemployment media attention
17 Difficulty to access health facilities especially in rural areas 2
18 High turnaround time for stakeholders to receive service from 2

the relevant authorities
19 Misuse of agro inputs 2
20 Poor service delivery in Hotels 2
21 Poor road network to the tourism sites 2
22 Inadequate and poor IT services 2
23 Security 2
24 Water accidents 2
25 Public negative perception to vocational training 2

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26 Increase in disease burden due to communicable and non- 2

communicable diseases like HIV/AIDS, Malaria, High blood
pressure, Hypertension
27 Poor infrastructure like classrooms and lack of playing safe 2
play grounds
28 Land fragmentation especially in urban areas which makes 2
planning difficult
29 Floods and mudslides 2
30 Incompetent workforce 3 Serious problem,

some media
31 Inadequate standards and weak quality infrastructure 3 reports
32 Congestion in Prisons 3
33 The biggest population depends on African traditional 3

medicine but it is not well regulated
34 Poor service delivery in hotels and from tour guides 3
35 Service quality (e.g. hospitality sector services, health services, 3

etc.)
36 Drought emergencies and food security 3
37 Poor management of sewerage and waste water especially 3

from industries
38 Non implementation of policies and laws 3
39 Climate change management 3
40 Illicit trade 3

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Table 5 — Ranking of government policy priorities
Sector or issue to be developed Rank

No. under National development plan Importance and Chances of Occurrence
or policy
1 Agriculture Expected to gain great importance in the near 1
future
2 Manufacturing Expected to gain great importance in the near 1
future
3 Mineral based industrialization May gain importance shortly, provided certain 2
conditions are fulfilled
4 Construction Expected to gain great importance in the near 1
future
5 Forestry Expected to gain some importance in the 3
medium term
6 Tourism development Expected to gain great importance in the near 1
future
7 Post and telecommunications Expected to gain great importance in the near 1
future
8 Oil and gas development Expected to gain great importance in the near 1
future
9 Infrastructure developments (dams, Expected to gain great importance in the near 1
roads, railways) future
10 Agro-industrialization Expected to gain great importance in the near 1
future
11 Human capital development May gain importance shortly, provided certain 2
12 Sustainable energy and ICT Expected to gain great importance in the near 1
interconnectivity development future
13 Public sector transformation May gain importance shortly, provided certain 2
14 Community mobilization and Expected to gain some importance in the 3
mindset change medium term
15 Governance and security Expected to gain great importance in the near 1
strengthening future
16 Transport and infrastructure Expected to gain great importance in the near 1
services future
17 Sustainable urban development and May gain importance shortly, provided certain 2
housing conditions are fulfilled
18 Private sector development Expected to gain great importance in the near 1
future
19 Environment, Climate Change & Expected to gain great importance in the near 1
Natural Resource Management future
20 Regional inclusiveness Expected to gain great importance in the near 1
development future
21 Gender and social protection Expected to gain great importance in the near 1
future
22 Development plan implementation May gain importance shortly, provided certain 2
Source: Vision 2040, NDPII & Draft NDPIII

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Table 6 – Priority requests received from stakeholders
Priority( Fill in ranks from 1 to 5 Average

where 1 is the highest priority and 5
the lowest priority)
Potential to contribute to
Proposer
export markets
facilitate trade
and industrial
preserve the
environment
integration
health and
safeguard
economic
efficiency
access to
facilitate
safety
Subject
Sector
Field
Animal Industry Poultry Chicken MAAIF 2 1 5 4 3 3

products Eggs
Pork and Ham 2 1 5 4 3 3
products Sausages
Dairy Cottage cheese (goat, 4 1 5 3 2 3
products cattle)
Meat and Ready to eat processed 4 1 5 3 2 3
products products e.g. offals,
cattle legs (molokony)
Processed and packaged
beef new products
Fish and Fish 1 2 1 2 1 1.4

fishery
products
Food processing Agricultural Grains TGCU 5 1 4 3 2 3
products
Dairy sub sector Dairy Whey protein DDA 1 4 5 3 2 3
products Butter oil 1 4 5 3 2 3
Milk drinks 1 4 5 3 2 3
Milk testing Lactometers 3 1 5 4 2 3
and handling Milk cans 3 1 5 4 2 3
equipment Milk coolers and 3 1 5 4 2 3
accessories
Milk road tankers and 3 1 5 4 2 3
accessories
Dairy Flavours 3 1 5 4 2 3
additives Flavour enhancers 3 1 5 4 2 3
Stabilizers 3 1 5 4 2 3
Starter cultures 3 1 5 4 2 3
Colours 3 1 5 4 2 3
Manufacturing Furniture Office furniture Uganda 1 5 3 1 3 2.6
production Prison
Cotton Lint Service 1 3 5 2 2 2.6
ginning Fertilizer 1 3 2 1 5 2.4
Cotton seed cake 1 3 5 2 3 2.8
Agriculture Cotton Raw cotton/seed cotton 1 3 5 2 2 2.6
production
Seed Unprocessed seed 1 5 5 2 3 3.2
production Processed seed 1 5 5 2 1 2.8
Manufacturing, Industrial Emergency eye wash MoGLSD 2 1 5 4 3 3
Agriculture, hygiene / shower stations
Forestry chemical Emergency body wash
hazard stations
protection

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Social Labour and Air quality monitoring 3 1 2 5 4 3

development employment equipment –
Particulate Matter and
Atmospheric gases
Temperature, Relative 3 1 2 5 4 3
Humidity/moisture
monitoring equipment
Noise and sound 3 1 2 5 4 3
monitoring equipment
Radiation (ionizing and 3 1 2 5 4 3
non-ionizing) equipment
Vibration measuring 3 1 2 5 4 3
equipment
Light measuring 2 1 4 3 5 3
equipment
Air velocity measuring 2 1 3 4 5 3
equipment
Permissible levels for 4 1 2 5 3 2.8
Particulate Matter
Permissible levels for 3 1 2 5 4 3
Noise
vibration
atmospheric gases
Radiation (ionizing and
non-ionizing)
Temperature, Relative
Humidity
light
Permissible levels for air 2 1 3 4 5 3
velocity
Workplace Safety
signage
Classification occupation UBOS 1 5 5 2 3 3.2
Water and Water supply Quality of the treated NWSC 2 1 3 4 5 3
Environment water
Specifications for the 1 2 4 3 5 3
Electro-mechanical
equipment used in water
treatment
Pipes and Fittings used in 1 2 4 3 5 3
water supply and
distribution
Standards for Building 2 1 3 4 5 3
Structures
Chemicals used in water 3 1 2 4 5 3
treatment
Network Pressures 2 1 3 4 5 3
Sewerage Influent and effluent 3 2 1 4 5 3
services quality Standards of the
waste water

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Specifications for the 1 2 4 3 5 3

Electro-mechanical
equipment used in waste
water treatment
Chemicals used in waste 3 2 1 4 5 3
water treatment
Pipes and Fittings used in 1 2 4 3 5 3
laying sewer lines
Standards for Building 2 1 3 4 5 3
Structures
Customer Service Reliability 2 1 3 4 5 3
care Response Time 2 1 3 4 5 3
Food processing Banana Pre-cooked banana flour PIBID 2 1 2 1 1 1.4
processed Extruded banana 2 1 2 1 1 1.4
products products
Drum dried banana 1 1 2 1 1 1.2
products
Banana based 2 1 2 1 1 1.4
confectionery and
bakery products
Textiles and Banana non- Banana fibre based 2 1 1 1 1 1.2
apparels food textile/apparel
products
Industry Agro Sugar UMA 1 2 2 1 1 1.4
processed Cocoa 1 1 1 1 1 1
products Cereal products 1 2 2 1 1 1.4
Vegetables, fruits and 1 2 1 1 1 1.2
nuts products
Beverages 1 2 2 4 1 2
Spirits 1 4 2 2 3 2.4
Tobacco 1 5 3 2 1 2.4
Plastics Plastic products 1 2 4 1 1 1.8
Rubber 1 2 1 1 1 1.2
Chemicals Cosmetics 1 2 3 1 1 1.6
Fertilizers 1 2 3 1 1 1.6
Pharmaceuticals 1 1 1 1 1 1
Detergents 1 2 3 1 1 1.6
Herbicides 1 2 3 1 1 1.6
Pesticides 1 2 3 1 1 1.6
Mineral Lime and Cement MEMD 1 4 4 1 1 2.2
beneficiation Oil and gas 1 4 5 1 1 2.4
Gold 1 3 3 1 1 1.8
Copper 1 2 3 1 1 1.6
Iron and steel 1 2 3 1 1 1.6
Textile and Wool and wool products MTIC 1 2 2 2 1 1.6
apparels Cotton products 1 2 2 1 1 1.4
Agriculture Crops Coffee UNFFE 1 1 1 1 1 1
Maize 1 2 3 1 2 1.8
Rice 2 3 4 3 5 3.4
Banana 2 1 3 2 2 2
Cassava 1 1 1 1 1 1
Beans 1 2 2 3 2 2
Cotton 2 2 2 1 1 1.6

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Sugar cane 2 1 3 1 1 1.6

Tea 1 1 1 2 1 1.2
Oil seeds 2 2 2 1 1 1.6
Citrus 2 3 2 1 1 1.8
Education Private Safety at school (building MoES 2 1 5 5 3 3.2
Public design, dormitory space,
Pre Primary class space per child,
(ECD) sanitation, fire safety,
Primary special needs education)
Secondary
Tertiary
Learning Environment 1 1 5 5 2 2.8

(Teacher-Pupil ration,
study hours, co-
curricular activities,
playground, Teacher
Competence, School
Furniture)
ICT Hardware Consumer products (PC, MoICT& 1 3 3 2 2 2.2
phones) NG
Infrastructure (National 1 3 3 2 2 2.2
backbone)
Telecom and Voice 1 3 3 2 2 2.2
internet Data (internet) 1 2 2 2 2 1.8
Financial services e.g. 1 3 3 1 3 2.2
Mobile money, ebanking
Cloud Computing 1 3 2 1 2 1.8
Software Software applications 2 3 3 3 3 2.8
Electronic Records and 1 3 3 2 2 2.2
Data management
Information systems 2 2 3 3 3 2.6
Media Print 2 3 3 2 4 2.8
TV 2 3 3 2 4 2.8
Radio 2 3 3 2 4 2.8
Social Media 2 3 3 2 4 2.8
Internet media 2 3 3 2 3 2.6
Information Internet security 2 4 4 2 4 3.2
security
Data security and privacy 2 4 4 2 4 3.2
Human IT Skills 1 2 3 2 2 2
Resource IT Project Management 2 3 4 3 4 3.2
and
Procedures
IT e-governance 2 2 3 2 2 2.2
Governance
Land, Housing, Lands Surveys 1 4 2 4 4 3
Urban Valuation 1 4 4 4 4 3.4
Development Land administration 2 3 2 4 5 3.2
Land use 1 2 1 2 2 1.6
Land ownership, tenure 3 3 4 4 5 3.8
Housing Construction standards 1 1 2 3 3 2
Housing design 2 2 2 4 4 2.8
(architectural/structural)

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Construction materials 2 1 2 3 4 2.4

Occupational Health and 5 1 3 4 4 3.4
safety
Physical Physical planning 1 2 2 2 4 2.2
planning and Urban development 2 2 2 3 4 2.6
Urban Social services 3 3 4 3 4 3.4
development
Science, Engineering Civil engineering UNCST 1 3 3 2 4 2.6
Technology and and Electrical engineering, 1 3 3 2 1 2
Innovation technology electronic engineering,
information engineering
Mechanical engineering 1 2 2 2 3 2
Medical engineering 1 2 3 4 4 2.8
Chemical engineering 1 2 2 2 2 1.8
Environmental 3 1 1 3 4 2.4
engineering
Industrial biotechnology 1 2 2 2 3 2
Medical and Materials engineering 1 2 2 2 2 1.8
health Clinical medicine 2 1 3 4 3 2.6
sciences Health sciences 1 1 3 4 4 2.6
Health biotechnology 1 1 3 3 2 2
Social Psychology 4 2 4 4 5 3.8
Sciences Economics and business 1 3 3 1 1 1.8
Educational sciences 2 3 3 3 4 3
Sociology 4 3 4 4 5 4
Law 3 3 3 4 3 3.2
Political science 3 3 3 4 4 3.4
Social and economic 2 3 3 3 3 2.8
geography
Media and 1 3 3 4 3 2.8
communications
Automotives Used Used engines UNBS – 4 1 1 3 4 2.6
automotive Used car gear boxes Imports 5 2 1 4 4 3.2
parts Used car shock Inspectio 4 2 1 3 3 2.6
absorbers n
Used braking pads 5 2 1 4 4 3.2
Used differentials 5 1 2 4 5 3.4
Used leaf springs 5 2 2 4 4 3.4
Agriculture Apiculture Pollen TUNADO 2 1 3 5 4 3
products Honey
Propolis
Royal jelly 2 1 3 5 4 3
Bee wax
Bee venom

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Table 7 — Summary of Uganda’s priority sectors for standardization
Sector GDP Export Import Develop Non- Socio- Stakeholder Final Average
ment Economic economic assessment (Socio-
Plans Importance Average economic &
Cash crops (coffee, 3 Stakeholder)
cotton, tea, cocoa,
tobacco, sugar cane and
horticultural products)
1.00 5.00 1.00 2.00 2.40 1.00 1.70
Food crops (maize, 1
cassava, beans,
sorghum, bananas,
millet, sun flower, soya
beans 2.00 3.00 1.00 2.00 1.80 1.00 1.40
Livestock 3 5.00 5.00 2.00 3.00 3.60 2.00 2.80
Forestry 3 5.00 4.00 2.00 1.00 3.00 3.00 3.00
Fishing 3 2.00 5.00 1.00 1.00 2.40 1.00 1.70
Agriculture support 5
services 5.00 5.00 3.00 1.00 3.80 3.00 3.40
Mining and quarrying 4 1.00 5.00 1.00 2.00 2.60 1.00 1.80
Manufacturing 2 5.00 2.00 1.00 1.00 2.20 2.00 2.10
Electricity 4 5.00 5.00 1.00 2.00 3.40 2.00 2.70
Water 3 5.00 5.00 2.00 2.00 3.40 3.00 3.20
Construction 2 3.00 3.00 1.00 1.00 2.00 2.00 2.00
Trade and repairs 1 3.00 4.00 2.00 2.00 2.40 3.00 2.70
Transportation and 3
storage 2.00 1.00 2.00 1.00 1.80 3.00 2.40
Accommodation and 3
Food service activities 4.00 5.00 3.00 2.00 3.40 3.00 3.20
Information and 3
communication 3.00 4.00 1.00 2.00 2.60 2.00 2.30
Financial and insurance 3
activities 3.00 3.00 2.00 3.00 2.80 2.00 2.40
Real estate activities 3 4.00 5.00 3.00 2.00 3.40 4.00 3.70
Professional, scientific 3
and technical activities 5.00 5.00 4.00 3.00 4.00 4.00 4.00
Administrative and 3
support services
activities 5.00 5.00 4.00 1.00 3.60 3.00 3.30
Public administration 3 5.00 5.00 3.00 1.00 3.40 4.00 3.70
Education 2 4.00 4.00 2.00 2.00 2.80 3.00 2.90
Human health and social 3
work activities 4.00 5.00 1.00 1.00 2.80 2.00 2.40
Arts, entertainment and 4
recreation 4.00 5.00 3.00 3.00 3.80 4.00 3.90
Other service activities 3 2.00 3.00 4.00 4.00 3.20 4.00 3.60
Activities of households 4
as employers 5.00 5.00 3.00 3.00 4.00 4.00 4.00

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Table 8-Human resource requirements for implementation of the strategy
Number of national projects for a three-year planning period Technical Officers (TOs) - Resource planning
Available
Types of national projects human Needed human resources (TO) in workdays
resources
# #
Sectors or Groups of # of # of of of # of # of Work Difference
TOs in UNBS Ad Ev Ac Mo Na TOs Days TO/Ad TO/Ev TO/Ac TO/Mo TO/Na TOTAL
Chemicals and
consumer products 376 36 126 100 7 4410 4512 612 2772 0 2800 10696 -6286
Engineering 261 171 63 170 8 5040 3132 2907 1386 0 4760 12185 -7145
Food and Agriculture 62 76 167 123 6 3780 744 1292 3674 0 3444 9154 -5374
Systems and Services 212 17 84 3 1890 2544 289 0 0 2352 5185 -3295
Total: 911 300 356 0 477 24 15120 10932 5100 7832 0 13356 -22100
Difference over whole plan: -105.24
-35.08
Difference per year:
Needed human resources (ED/TR) in workdays
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Available human
Sectors or Groups of resources (ED/TR)
ED/TR in UNBS
# of EDs Work Days ED/Ad ED/Ev ED/Ac ED/Mo ED/Na TOTAL Difference
Chemicals and
www.unbs.go.ug
consumer products 0.5 315 752 108 252 0 200 1312 -997
Engineering 0.5 315 522 513 126 0 340 1501 -1186
Food and Agriculture 0.5 315 124 228 334 0 246 932 -617
Systems and Services 0.5 315 424 51 0 0 168 643 -328
Total: 2 1260 1822 900 712 0 954 -3128
Difference over whole plan: -14.90
Difference per year: -4.97
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Table 9—Financial requirements for implementation of the strategy
Project type: Ad Ev Ac Mo Na
Number of projects in plan: 911 300 356 0 477
Number of projects with full
external funding: 20 3 20 0 0
Projects needing NSB funding: 891 297 336 0 477
Ad Ev Ac** Ac** Mo Na
(Costs
(Costs in local (Costs in local (Costs in local (Costs in local
(Costs in USD) in local
currency) currency) currency) currency)
currency)
Projects needing NSB funding: 891 297 336 336 0 477
Costs per single project: 1,900,000 1,900,000 6,800 1,900,000 0 1,900,000
Costs for project types: 1,692,900,000 564,300,000 204,000 638,400,000 0 906,300,000
Total costs
UGX: 3,801,900,000 3,801,900,000
USD: 204,000 754,800,000.00
Grand total UGX 4,556,700,000

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Table 10—Institutions that participated in the development of the NSS
S/N INSTITUTION/ORGANIZATION
1 Ministry of Trade Industry and Cooperatives (MTIC)
2 Ministry of ICT and National Guidance (MoICT & NG)
3 Ministry of Education and Sports (MOES)
4 Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development (MoGL&SD)
5 Ministry of Lands Housing and Urban Development (MLHUD)
6 Ministry of Local Government (MoLG)
7 Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development (MEMD)
8 Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries (MAAIF)
9 Ministry of Water and Environment (MWE)
10 Uganda National Bureau of Standards (UNBS
11 Uganda National Council for Science and Technology (UNCST)
12 Presidential Initiative on Banana Industrial Development (PIBID)
13 The Grain Council of Uganda (TGCU)
14 Uganda Bureau of Statistics (UBOS)
15 National Drug Authority (NDA)
16 Uganda Small Scale Industries Association (USSIA)
17 Bank of Uganda (BOU)
18 Uganda National farmers Federation (UNFFE)
19 Uganda Revenue Authority (URA)
20 National Planning Authority (NPA)
21 Uganda Coffee Development Authority (UCDA)
22 National Water and Sewerage Cooperation (NWSC)
23 Uganda Manufacturers Association (UMA)
24 Uganda Electricity Generation Company Limited (UEGCL)
25 Dairy Development Authority (DDA)
26 Uganda Development Cooperation (UDC)

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S/N INSTITUTION/ORGANIZATION
27 The Uganda National Apiculture Development Organisation (TUNADO)
28 Uganda Industrial Research Institute (UIRI)
29 Uganda Securities Exchange (USE)
30 Directorate of Ethics and Integrity, Office of the Prime Minister (OPM)
31 National Forestry Authority (NFA)
32 Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Authority (PPDA)
33 Rural Electrification Authority (REA)
34 Eastern Africa Grain Council (EAGC)
35 Uganda Electricity Distribution Company Limited (UEDCL)
36 National Union of Disabled Persons of Uganda (NUDIPU)
37 Private Sector Foundation Uganda (PSFU)
38 National Information Technology Authority-Uganda (NITA- U)
39 Uganda Prisons Services (UPS)
40 Uganda Hotels Owners Association (UHOA)
41 National Standards Council (NSC)

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Annex A: National Standardization Plan

S.No. Proposed Item Priority(Sector Reference Recommended Division PA
& Stakeholder document method (Year)
Pasteurised liquid eggs -
1 1.4 AC-r F&A 1
specification
Woven bags from natural fibres —
US EAS
2 Specification — Part 1: Woven bags 1.4 AC C&C 1
156-1:2000
for cereals
US EAS
156-2:2000
for milled products
WD-TC-
Banana seed- Requirements for
4 1.4 018- AC F&A 1
certification
002:2019
WD-TC-
Annex A
Millet seed- Requirements for

5 1.4 018- AC F&A 1
certification
004:2019
WD-TC-
Pulses seeds - Requirements for
6 1.4 018- AC F&A 1
certification
006:2019
WD-TC-
Rice seed- Requirements for
7 1.4 018- AC F&A 1
certification
003:2019
8 Wheat bran —Specification 1.4 AC F&A 1
WD-TC-
Wheat seed- Requirements for
9 1.4 018- AC F&A 1
certification
001:2019
Carbonated and non-carbonated
10 1.4 US 47:2011 Ac-r F&A 1
soft drinks – Specification
US
Foodstuffs – Method for 190:2000
11 1.4 Ad F&A 1
determination of arsenic EAS
101:2000
Fruit, vegetables and derived US
12 products – Sampling and test 1.4 282:2000/ Ev F&A 1
methods – General EAS 41- 0
US CODEX
General standard for irradiated
13 1.4 STAN Ad F&A 1
foods
106:1981
Method for sampling of cereals (as US 97/ISO
14 1.4 Ad F&A 1
grain) 13690
Methods for microbiological US 217-
15 examination of foods – Part 1: 1.4 1/EAS 217- Ad F&A 1
General procedures and techniques 1:2001
Methods for microbiological
US 217-
examination of foods – Part 5:
16 1.4 5/EAS 217- Ad F&A 1
Enumeration of coagulase-positive
5:2001
Staphylococci
Methods for microbiological US 217-
17 examination of foods – Part 6: 1.4 6/EAS Ad F&A 1
Examination for Salmonella Spp 217-6:2001
examination of foods – Part 7: US 217-
18 Examination for Clostridium 1.4 7/EAS 217- Ad F&A 1
Botulinum and Clostridium 7:2001
Botulinum toxin
US 217-
examination of foods – Part 8:
19 1.4 8/EAS Ad F&A 1
Enumeration of Yeast and Moulds in
217-8:2001
Foods
US CODEX
20 Standard for canned mangoes 1.4 STAN Ev F&A 1
159:1987

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US CODEX
Standard for pickled fruits and
21 1.4 STAN Ev F&A 1
vegetables
260:2007
US CODEX
22 Standard for quick frozen carrots 1.4 STAN Ev F&A 1
140:1983
US
23 Standard specification for pasta 1.4 243:2000/ Ev F&A 1
EAS 173
US
24 Amaranth flour — Specification 1.4 EV F&A 1
953:2013
US
25 Amaranth grain — Specification 1.4 EV F&A 1
952:2013
Animal and vegetable fats and oils
US ISO
26 — Determination of insoluble 1.4 EV F&A 1
Annex A
663:2007
impurities content
US ISO
27 — Determination of moisture and 1.4 EV F&A 1
662:1998
volatile matter content
US 334:
28 Barley grains-specification 1.4 EV F&A 1
2001
US
29 Breakfast cereals — Specification 1.4 EV F&A 1
979:2013
US
30 Cereals – Vocabulary 1.4 EV F&A 1
331:2001
Cereals and cereal products —
US ISO
31 Determination of moisture content 1.4 EV F&A 1
711:1985
(Basic reference method)
Cereals, pulses and other food US
32 1.4 EV F&A 1
grains – Nomenclature 330:2001
Code of hygiene practice for US
33 1.4 EV F&A 1
oilseeds handling and milling 635:2006
US
Code of hygienic practice for egg
34 1.4 CAC/RCP EV F&A 1
and egg products
15:1976
Code of practice for hygiene in the
35 food and drink manufacturing 1.4 US 28:2002 EV F&A 1
industry
Code of practice for prevention and US
36 1.4 EV F&A 1
reduction of Ochratoxin A in Uganda 1536:2013
Code of practice for production,
US
37 handling and processing of solar 1.4 EV F&A 1
640:2006
dried fruits
Code of Practice for the handling,
processing, storage, and placing on US
38 1.4 EV F&A 1
the market of fish and fishery 129:1999
products
US
39 Determination of tannin content 1.4 EV F&A 1
351:2001
Dried edible mushrooms – US
40 1.4 EV F&A 1
Specification 894:2011
Edible oils and fats - Specification US
41 1.4 EV F&A 1
(2nd Edition) 168:2006
Fermented (non-alcoholic) cereal US
42 1.4 EV F&A 1
beverages — Specification 872:2011
Fish and fishery products –
Determination of the concentration US
43 1.4 EV F&A 1
of Total Volatile Basic Nitrogen 131:1999
(TVBN)
44 Fruit juice drinks – Specification 1.4 US 62:2011, EV F&A 1
General guidelines for labeling of
45 1.4 US 569 EV F&A 1
fresh fruits and vegetables

36
Malted cereal beverages — US

46 1.4 EV F&A 1
Milled cereal products – Methods of
47 1.4 US 367 EV F&A 1
test (General methods)
Oil-seed cakes for compounding US
48 1.4 EV F&A 1
livestock feed –Specification 446:2002
US
49 Olive oil – Specification 1.4 EV F&A 1
642:2006
Packaging for the international
transport of fresh fruits or
50 1.4 US 568 EV F&A 1
refrigerated fruits and vegetables –
Recommendations
US
51 Raw goat milk – Specification 1.4 EV F&A 1
1548:2013
Rice - Determination of extraneous
Annex A
US
52 matter, broken kernels, defective 1.4 EV F&A 1
368:2001
kernels and other kinds of rice
Sodium chloride - Determination of US
53 1.4 EV F&A 1
anti-caking additives content of salt 116:1999
54 1.4 EV F&A 1
iron content 115:1999
55 1.4 EV F&A 1
lead content 112:1999
sodium chloride - Determination of US
56 1.4 EV F&A 1
mercury content 113:1999
57 1.4 EV F&A 1
pH and total alkalinity 114:1999
Sodium chloride for industrial use – US
58 1.4 EV F&A 1
Determination of cadmium content 110:1999
Sodium chloride for industrial use - US
59 1.4 EV F&A 1
Determination of copper content 111:1999
US
60 Specification for durum wheat flour 1.4 EV F&A 1
473:2002
Specification for durum wheat US
61 1.4 EV F&A 1
semolina 472:2002
US 617:
62 Specification for edible palm olein 1.4 EV F&A 1
2006
US
63 Specification for edible palm stearin 1.4 EV F&A 1
636:2006
Specification for mayonnaise - Part
US 51-
64 1: Real mayonnaise/ Corrigendum 1 1.4 EV F&A 1
1:2000
2012-11-29
Specification for mayonnaise - Part
US 51-
65 2: Low fat mayonnaise/ 1.4 EV F&A 1
2:2000
Corrigendum 1 2012-11-29
US
66 Specification for wheat semolina 1.4 EV F&A 1
395:2002
Spices and condiments -
US ISO
67 Determination of extraneous matter 1.4 EV F&A 1
927:1982
content
Standard specification for edible US
68 1.4 EV F&A 1
sesame oil 175:2000
Standard specification for jam (fruit
69 preserves) and jellies/ Amend. 1 1.4 US 31:1999 EV F&A 1
2012-11-29
Standard specification for mango US
70 1.4 EV F&A 1
chutney 49:2000
Standard specification for methods
71 of analysis for foods for infants and 1.4 US 6:1993 EV F&A 1
children
Standard specification for pulses
72 1.4 US 14:2002 EV F&A 1
(excluding beans

37
Standard specifications for edible US

73 1.4 EV F&A 1
cotton seed oil 170:2000
Standard specifications for edible US
74 1.4 EV F&A 1
palm kernel oil 174:2000
Sunflower seeds (edible) – US
75 1.4 EV F&A 1
Banana based confectionery and
76 1.4 Na F&A 1
bakery products
77 Drum dried banana products 1.4 Na F&A 1
78 Extruded banana products 1.4 Na F&A 1
Food packaking – safety
79 1.4 Na F&A 1
requirements
80 Macadamia kernels- Specification 1.4 AC-r F&A 1
81 Sesame - Specification 1.4 AC-r F&A 1
Annex A
82 Cashew nuts kernels –Specification 1.4 Ac-r F&A 1
Cashewnut seeds - requirements for
83 1.4 Ac-r F&A 1
certification
Cassava seeds - requirements for
84 1.4 Ac-r F&A 1
certification
Cassava wheat composite flour-
85 1.4 Ac-r F&A 1
Specification
CD nnnn: 2019, Fortified composite
86 1.4 Ac-r F&A 1
flour — Specification
CD nnnn: 2019, Monitoring and
87 sampling of fortified foods — 1.4 Ac-r F&A 1
Guidelines
CD nnnn: 2019, Standard for
88 1.4 Ac-r F&A 1
Fortification Premix
89 Chia seed - Specification 1.4 Ac-r F&A 1
Roasted cashewnut kernel-
90 1.4 Ac-r F&A 1
Specification
Roasted macadamia kernel-
91 1.4 Ac-r F&A 1
Specification
Cloves, whole and ground US ISO
92 1.6 Ad F&A 1
(powdered) — Specification 2254:1980
US ISO
93 Cocoa beans – Cut test 1.6 Ad F&A 1
1114:1977
Cocoa beans – Determination of US ISO
94 1.6 Ad F&A 1
moisture content (routine method 2291:1980
US ISO
95 Cocoa beans – Sampling 1.6 Ad F&A 1
2292
US ISO
96 Cocoa beans — Specification 1.6 Ad F&A 1
2451:1973
Chocolate and chocolate products – US
97 1.6 EV F&A 1
Code of practice for Horticulture US
98 1.6 EV F&A 1
Industry 923:2013
US
99 Dried carrots – Specification 1.6 EV F&A 1
891:2011
US 877:
100 Dried fruits — Specification 1.6 EV F&A 1
2011
US
101 Dried tomatoes – Specification 1.6 EV F&A 1
890:2011
Dried vegetables and herbs for food US
102 1.6 EV F&A 1
use – Specification 889:2011
Fresh Bermuda onions — US
103 1.6 EV F&A 1
US
104 Fresh chilli pepper— Specification 1.6 EV F&A 1
999:2013
Fresh common green onions — US
105 1.6 EV F&A 1

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US
106 Fresh Creole onions — Specification 1.6 EV F&A 1
1504:2013
Fruit chips and crisps — US 882:
107 1.6 EV F&A 1
Specification 2011
Glossary of terms used in US
108 1.6 EV F&A 1
confectionery 422:2002
US
109 Herbal tea – Specification 1.6 EV F&A 1
980:2013
US
110 Instant coffee – Specification 1.6 EV F&A 1
907:2011
US
111 Specification for Toffee 1.6 EV F&A 1
420:2002
US EAS
156-3:2000
for sugar
Annex A
Fresh annonas — Specification and

113 1.7 AC F&A 1
grading
US
985:2014,
114 Fresh apples — Specification 1.7 Apple — AC F&A 1
Specificati
on
115 Fresh apricots — Specification 1.7 AC F&A 1
116 Fresh artichokes — Specification 1.7 AC F&A 1
117 Fresh baby corn — Specification 1.7 AC F&A 1
118 Fresh beans — Specification 1.7 AC F&A 1
119 Fresh beets— Specification 1.7 AC F&A 1
Fresh bilberries and blueberries —
120 1.7 AC F&A 1
Specification
121 Fresh broccoli — Specification 1.7 AC F&A 1
Fresh Brussels sprouts —
122 1.7 AC F&A 1
Specification
US EAS
123 Green coffee beans — Specification 1.7 AC F&A 1
130:1999
Powdered silver cyprinid (Mukene) US
124 1.7 EV F&A 1
— Specification 780:2012
Food seasoning mixtures –
125 1.7 Na F&A 1
Specification
Tobacco and tobacco products-
126 1.7 Na F&A 1
Code of practoce for use
EAS 286-1: 2002, Cut flowers and
127 Cut foliage — Part 1: Fresh cut 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
flowers — Specification
EAS 29 Carbonated soft drinks –
128 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
Specification
EAS 330: 2002, Citrus fruits —
129 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
Specification
EAS 332: 2002, Fresh capsiums—
130 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
Specification
131 Mandarins — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
132 Canned clam meat — Specification 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
133 Canned crab meat — Specification 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
Canned shrimps or prawns —
134 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
Specification
Cocoa-sugar mixtures –
135 1.7 NWIP Ac-r F&A 1
Specification
Code of practice for the cocoa
136 1.7 NWIP Ac-r F&A 1
industry
Code of practice for the coffee
137 1.7 NWIP Ac-r F&A 1
industry
Coffee mixtures-premix -
138 1.7 NWIP Ac-r F&A 1
Specification

39
DEAS 16:2019, Plantation (milled)

139 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
white sugar — Specification
DEAS 17: 2019, Methods of chemical
140 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
analysis for sugar
DEAS 348:2019, Glossary of terms
141 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
used in confectionery trade
DEAS 349:2014, Liquid glucose
142 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
(glucose syrup) – Specification-
DEAS 35: 2019, Fortified food grade
143 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
salt — Specification
DEAS 353: 2019, Wheat bran —
144 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
Specification
DEAS 4: 2019, Infant formula—
145 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
Specification
Annex A
DEAS 58: 2019, Dog feeds —
146 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
Specification
DEAS 8:2019, Raw sugar —
147 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
Specification
DEAS 818:2014, Sugar cane jaggery
148 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
– Specification
DEAS 819:2014, Molasses –
149 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
Specification-
150 Dried shark fins — Specification 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
151 Edible eggs in shell — Specification 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
152 Edible fish powder — Specification 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
153 Edible offal — Specification 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
154 Fish pickles — Specification 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
Fish species of economic
155 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
importance — Glossary
Fresh fish handling and processing
156 — Code of practice— Fresh fish 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
handling and processing
157 Sugarcane juice — Specification 1.7 Ac-r F&A 1
Roasted coffee beans and roasted
158 1.7 NWIP Ac-r F&A 1
ground coffee — Specification
Food grade cassava starch -
159 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
Specification
Fresh cabbages — Specification and
160 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
grading
Fresh cape gooseberry —
161 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
Specification
162 Fresh cauliflowers — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
163 Fresh cherries — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
Fresh chicory (witloof) —
164 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
Specification
Fresh chinese cabbages —
165 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
Specification
166 Fresh cranberries — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
167 Fresh cucumbers — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
Fresh dewberries and blackberries
168 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
— Specification
169 Fresh garlic — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
170 Fresh ginger — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
171 Fresh guavas — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
Fresh headed cabbages —
172 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
Specification
173 Fresh horse-radish — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
Fresh jackfruit — Specification and
174 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
grading
175 Fresh kiwifruit — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
176 Fresh leeks — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1

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Fresh lettuces, curled-leaved

177 endives and broad-leaved (batavian) 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
endives — Specification
178 Fresh litchi — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
179 Fresh melons — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
Fresh melons — Specification and
180 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
grading
181 Fresh nectarines — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
182 Fresh oranges — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
Fresh oranges — Specification and
183 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
grading
184 Fresh peaches — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
185 Fresh pears — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
186 Fresh peas — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
Annex A
187 Fresh plums — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1

188 Fresh prickly pear — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
189 Fresh radishes — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
190 Fresh raspberries — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
191 Fresh spinach — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
192 Fresh strawberries— Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
193 Fresh Tree tomato— Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
194 Fresh watermelons — Specification 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
High quality cassava flour-
195 1.7 AC-r F&A 1
Specification
196 Copper— Specification? 1.8 Na C&C 1
197 Gold— Specification? 1.8 Na C&C 1
Ceramic tiles — Grouts and
US ISO
adhesives — Part 1: Terms,
198 2 13007- Ad ENG 1
definitions and specifications for
1:2010
adhesives (2nd Edition)
Agglomerated stone-slabs and cut-
US 970-
199 to-size product — Part 1: 2 EV ENG 1
1:2012
Terminology of their components
Agglomerated stone-slabs and cut-
US 970-
200 to-size product — Part 2: Product 2 EV ENG 1
2:2012
requirements
Building and civil engineering terms
US
201 — Parts of construction works- 2 EV ENG 1
619:2006
Roofs and roofing definitions
Code of practice for the use of
US
202 profiled sheet for roof and wall 2 EV ENG 1
621:2006
cladding on buildings — Design
Cold reduced sheet of structural US
203 2 EV ENG 1
quality 648:2006
Definitions and terminology for US 310-
204 2 EV ENG 1
cements 3:2000
Glossary of terms used in lime US
205 2 EV ENG 1
products 290:2000
Glossary of terms used in the timber US
206 2 EV ENG 1
industry 322:2006
Hydraulic road binders –
US
207 Composition, specification and 2 EV ENG 1
371:2003
conformity criteria
Masonry cement – Part 1: US 366-
208 2 EV ENG 1
Masonry cement – Part 2: Test US 366-
209 2 EV ENG 1
methods 2:2004
Preservation of timber– US
210 2 EV ENG 1
Specifications 324:2006

41
Roofing products from metal sheet

US
211 — Fully supported products of 2 EV ENG 1
643:2006
stainless steel sheet — Specification
US
212 — Fully supported roofing products 2 EV ENG 1
646:2006
of copper sheet — Specification
US
213 — Fully supported roofing products 2 EV ENG 1
644:2006
of steel sheet — Specification
Roofing products from metal
sheet— Fully supported roofing US
214 2 EV ENG 1
products of zinc sheet— 645:2006
Specifications
Seismic code of practice for US
215 2 EV ENG 1
structural designs 319:2003
Annex A
Specification for aggregates from US
216 2 EV ENG 1
natural sources for concrete 101:2002
Specification for Lime (Quicklime
US
217 and Hydrated Lime) for Chemical 2 EV ENG 1
291:2000
Industries
Specification for lime for soil US
218 2 EV ENG 1
stabilization 288:2000
Specification for limestone for US
219 2 EV ENG 1
chemical industries 289:2001
Specification for locks and latches US 192-
220 2 EV ENG 1
for doors in buildings 1:2000
Specification for precast paving
221 2 US 65:2002 EV ENG 1
blocks
Specification for standard sand for US
222 2 EV ENG 1
use in the testing of cement 306:2000
Specification for steel pipes for US
223 2 EV ENG 1
water and gas suitable for screwing 159:2000
Specification for steel windows, sills, US
224 2 EV ENG 1
and window boards and doors 200:2000
Specification for window stays
US
225 fasteners and handles for vertically 2 EV ENG 1
196:2000
hinged windows
Specification for Zinc coated US
226 2 EV ENG 1
fencing wires 195:2000
Stabilized materials for civil
engineering purposes. Part 1
US 465-
227 General requirements, sampling, 2 EV ENG 1
1:2003
sample preparation and tests on
materials before stabilization
Standard specification for burnt clay US
228 2 EV ENG 1
bricks 102:1995
Standard specification for concrete US
229 2 EV ENG 1
roofing tiles 154:1995
Steel and iron-Sampling and
preparation of samples for the US
230 2 EV ENG 1
determination of chemical 271:2000
composition
Steel wire and wire products - US
231 2 EV ENG 1
General - Wire and wire dimensions 160:2000
Timber - Dimensions for coniferous
US
232 sawn timber (Cypress and Pine) 2 EV ENG 1
323:2006
Sizes of sawn and planed timber
Construction standards— General
233 2 Na ENG 1
requirements
Housing design
234 (architectural/structural)— General 2 Na ENG 1
requirements

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Land administration— General

235 2 Na ENG 1
requirements
Land and infrastructure valuation—
236 2 Na ENG 1
General requirements
237 Land ownership, tenure 2 Na ENG 1
Land Surveys— General
238 2 Na ENG 1
requirements
239 Land use— General requirements 2 Na ENG 1
240 Standards for Building Structures 2 Na ENG 1
DEAS 982-1, Penetration grade
241 2 AC-r ENG 1
bitumen – Specification
DEAS 982-2, Medium-curing
242 2 AC-r ENG 1
cutback bitumen – Specification
DEAS 982-3, Anionic bitumen road
243 2 AC-r ENG 1
Annex A
emulsion – Specification
DEAS 982-4, Cationic bitumen road
244 2 AC-r ENG 1
emulsion – Specification
DEAS 982-5, Performance graded
245 2 AC-r ENG 1
asphalt binder— Specifications
DEAS 981, Hydraulic road binders ―
246 Composition, specifications and 2 AC-r ENG 1
conformity criteria
Guidelines for geometric design of
247 2 AC-r ENG 1
highways and streets
248 Specifications for culverts 2 AC-r ENG 1
249 Paving blocks 2 AC-r ENG 1
250 Cobble stone 2 AC-r ENG 1
251 Viscosity-Graded bitumen binder 2 AC-r ENG 1
252 Polymer modified Bitumen 2 AC-r ENG 1
253 Emulsion-based paving 2 AC-r ENG 1
Standard guidelines for the Design
254 of HMA mixtures with high RAP 2 AC-r ENG 1
content/ Design of Asphalt Mixtures
Highway pavement markings, and
255 2 AC-r ENG 1
traffic signage
Road Asset Management:
256 2 AC-r ENG 1
Introduction to Asset Management
Specification for highway parapets
257 for bridges , guardrails, concrete 2 AC-r ENG 1
berms and fencing
Road safety guidelines; Roadside
258 2 AC-r ENG 1
Hazard Management
Guidelines for the accommodation
259 of utilities within freeway right-of- 2 AC-r ENG 1
way
Specifications for the design of
260 2 AC-r ENG 1
pedestrian bridges
261 Bitumen handling safety code 2 AC-r ENG 1
262 Rumble strips and road humps 2 AC-r ENG 1
263 Foamed bitumen 2 AC-r ENG 1
WD-ARS 1337-2018, Natural stone
264 2 AC-r ENG 1
masonry units - Specification
WD-ARS 1335-2017, Construction of
265 hollow and solid concrete block 2 AC-r ENG 1
masonry — Code of practice
WD-ARS 1332-2017, Manufactured
266 2 AC-r ENG 1
stone masonry units – Specification
DARS 670-1-2018, Compressed
267 earth blocks - Part 1 Definitions 2 AC-r ENG 1
classifications specifications

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268 2 AC-r ENG 1
earth blocks - Part 2 Earth mortars
269 2 AC-r ENG 1
earth blocks - Part 3 Test methods
earth blocks - Part 4 Code of
270 2 AC-r ENG 1
practice for production and
construction
WD/K/001-2:2019, Design,
installation, testing and
271 maintenance of water supply and 2 AC-r ENG 1
drainage for buildings — Part 2:
Drainage installations for buildings
WD/K/002:2019, Drain and sewer
272 2 AC-r ENG 1
Annex A
systems outside buildings
WD/K/005:2019, Code of practice
for the design and installation of
273 2 AC-r ENG 1
drainage fields for use in
wastewater treatment
WD/K/008:2019, Penstocks for use
274 in water and other liquid flow 2 AC-r ENG 1
applications — Specification
WD/K/030:2009, Specification for
cast iron drain pipes, fittings and
275 2 AC-r ENG 1
their joints for socketed and socket
less systems
WD/K/165-4:2019, Small
wastewater treatment systems for
276 up to 50 PT — Septic tanks 2 AC-r ENG 1
assembled in situ from
prefabricated kits
Carbaryl dusting powders — US EAS
277 2.1 AC C&C 1
US
Code of practice for grading of spun 245:2000/
278 2.1 AC C&C 1
yarns EAS
155:2000
US EAS
279 Crepe bandages — Specification 2.1 AC C&C 1
229:2001
US EAS
280 Distilled water — Specification 2.1 AC C&C 1
123:2006
Liquid household hand dishwashing US EAS
281 2.1 AC C&C 1
detergent Specification 296:2011
Meter rules and rulers for school US EAS
282 2.1 AC C&C 1
and office use — Specification 490:2008
Polishes — Specification — Part 2:
US EAS
283 Floor polish solvent type (liquid and 2.1 AC C&C 1
290-2:2002
paste)
Polishes — Specification — Part 3:
US EAS
284 Floor polish water emulsion 2.1 AC C&C 1
290-3:2002
buffable type
Raw hides and skins —Code of US EAS
285 2.1 AC C&C 1
practice — Part 1: By stack salting 93-1:2000
286 2.1 AC C&C 1
practice — Part 2: By air-drying 93-2:2000
287 2.1 AC C&C 1
practice — Part 3: By pickling 93-3:2000
US EAS
288 Safety matches — Specification 2.1 AC C&C 1
125: 2011
US EAS
289 School chalks— Specification 2.1 AC C&C 1
25:2000

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US EAS
290 Scouring powders — Specification 2.1 AC C&C 1
294:2002
Sodium hypochlorite solutions for US EAS
291 2.1 AC C&C 1
domestic use — Specification 295:2002
US EAS
292 Sulfuric acid — Specification 2.1 AC C&C 1
122:1999
US EAS
293 Toluene — Specification 2.1 AC C&C 1
345:2004
Water for lead acid batteries — US EAS
294 2.1 AC C&C 1
US EAS
295 Zippers — Specification 2.1 AC C&C 1
223:2001
Sanitary appliances — Flushing CD/UG/0
296 2.1 AC ENG 1
cisterns — Specifications 5:2019
Annex A
Sanitary appliances — General CD/UG/01

297 2.1 AC ENG 1
requirements :2019
Sanitary appliances — Squatting CD/UG/0
298 2.1 AC ENG 1
pans — Specifications 4:2019
Sanitary appliances — Urinals and CD/UG/0
299 2.1 AC ENG 1
partition plates — Specifications 6:2019
Sanitary appliances — Wash basins CD/UG/0
300 2.1 AC ENG 1
— Specifications 3:2019
Sanitary appliances — Wash down CD/UG/02
301 2.1 AC ENG 1
water closets — Specifications :2019
Specification for pipes and fittings
US 264-
made of Unplasticized Poly Vinly
302 2.1 1:2001/EA AC ENG 1
Chloride (PVC-U) for water supply –
S 182-1
Part 1: General requirements
Specification for pipes and fittings
made of Unplasticized Poly Vinly
US 264-
Chloride (PVC-U) for water supply –
303 2.1 2:2001/EA AC ENG 1
Part 1: Nominal diameters, wall
S 182-2
thicknesses and nominal pressures
(metric series)
CD/159/2
304 Bee pollen – Specification 2.1 AC F&A 1
018
CD/U/001
305 Propolis – Specification 2.1 AC F&A 1
/2018
CD/T/160
306 Stingless bee pollen – Specification 2.1 AC F&A 1
/2018
Calibration, verification and
US ISO
307 validation of equipment used for 2.1 Ad ENG 1
17662:2005
welding, including ancillary activities
Ceramic tiles — Part 13: US ISO
308 Determination of chemical 2.1 10545- Ad ENG 1
resistance 13:1995
Ceramic tiles — Part 3:
US ISO
Determination of water absorption,
309 2.1 10545- Ad ENG 1
apparent porosity, apparent relative
3:1995
density and bulk density
Continuous hot-dip zinc-coated
US ISO
310 carbon steel sheet of structural 2.1 Ev ENG 1
4998:2011
quality
Electricity metering — Data
US IEC
exchange for meter reading, tariff
311 2.1 62056- Ad ENG 1
and load control — Part 47: COSEM
47:2006
transport layers for IPv4 networks
Electromagnetic Compatibility US IEC
312 (EMC) — Part 3-2: Limits – Limits for 2.1 61000-3-2: Ad ENG 1
harmonic current emissions 2005

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Equipment used in gas welding,

cutting and allied processes —
Safety devices for fuel gases and US ISO
313 2.1 Ev ENG 1
oxygen or compressed air — 5175:1987
General specifications, requirements
and tests
Fire hazard testing — Part 1-1:
US IEC
Guidance for assessing the fire
314 2.1 60695-1- Ad ENG 1
hazard of electro technical products
1:1999
— General guidelines
Fire protection — Portable and US ISO
315 wheeled fire extinguishers — Part 1: 2.1 11602- Ev ENG 1
Selection and installation 1:2000
Fire protection — Portable and US ISO
316 wheeled fire extinguishers —Part 2: 2.1 11602- Ev ENG 1
Annex A
Inspection and maintenance 2:2000
Furniture — Children's high chairs — US ISO
317 2.1 Ad ENG 1
Part 1: Safety requirements 9221-1:1992
US ISO
Furniture — Children's high chairs —
318 2.1 9221- Ad ENG 1
Part 2: Test methods
2:1992
US ISO
319 Horology — Shock resistant watches 2.1 Ad ENG 1
1413:1984
Hydraulic fluid power — Hoses and US ISO
320 2.1 Ev ENG 1
hose assemblies — Test methods 6605:2002
Low-pressure hose assemblies for US ISO
321 2.1 Ev ENG 1
use with medical gases 5359:2008
Medical gas pipeline systems — Part US ISO
322 1: Pipeline systems for compressed 2.1 7396- Ev ENG 1
medical gases and vacuum 1:2007
Metallic and other inorganic
coatings — Electroplated coatings US ISO
323 2.1 Ad ENG 1
of zinc with supplementary 2081:2008
treatments on iron or steel
Non-alloy steel rod for drawing US ISO
324 and/or cold rolling — Part 1: General 2.1 16120- Ad ENG 1
requirements 1:2011
Non-alloy steel rod for drawing
US ISO
and/or cold rolling — Part 4:
325 2.1 16120- Ad ENG 1
Specific requirements for wire rod
4:2011
for special applications
Non-parallel steel wire and cords US ISO
326 2.1 Ad ENG 1
for tyre reinforcement 17832:2009
Plastics hose — General-purpose
US ISO
327 collapsible water hose, textile 2.1 Ev ENG 1
8029:2007
reinforced — Specification
Plastics hoses — Helical-
thermoplastic reinforced
US ISO
328 thermoplastics hoses for suction 2.1 Ad ENG 1
3994:2007
and discharge of aqueous materials
— Specification
Plastics hoses — Textile-reinforced
US ISO
329 types for compressed-air 2.1 Ev ENG 1
5774:2006
applications — Specification
Plastics hoses and hose assemblies
— Textile-reinforced types for US ISO
330 2.1 Ad ENG 1
hydraulic applications — 3949:2009
Specification
Plywood — Tolerances on US ISO
331 2.1 Ad ENG 1
dimensions 1954:1999
Resistance spot welding — US ISO
332 Electrode holders — Part 1: Taper 2.1 8430- Ev ENG 1
fixing 1:10 1:1988

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333 Electrode holders — Part 2: Morse 2.1 8430- Ev ENG 1
taper fixing 2:1988
334 Electrode holders — Part 3: Parallel 2.1 8430- Ev ENG 1
shank fixing for end thrust 3:1988
Resistance welding — Materials for US ISO
335 2.1 Ev ENG 1
electrodes and ancillary equipment 5182:2008
Resistance welding — Procedure for
US ISO
336 spot welding of uncoated and 2.1 Ev ENG 1
14373:2006
coated low carbon steels
Resistance welding — Weldability —
Part 1: Assessment of weldability for US ISO
337 resistance spot, seam and 2.1 18278- Ev ENG 1
projection welding of metallic 1:2004
Annex A
material
Resistance welding — Weldability —
US ISO
Part 2: Alternative procedures for
338 2.1 18278- Ev ENG 1
the assessment of sheet steels for
2:2004
spot welding
Rotating electrical machines – Part
2: Methods for determining losses US IEC
339 and efficiency of rotating electrical 2.1 60034- Ad ENG 1
machinery from tests (excluding 2:1972
machines for traction vehicles)
Rubber and plastics hoses —
US ISO
340 Assessment of ozone resistance 2.1 Ev ENG 1
7326:2006
under static conditions
Rubber and plastics hoses —
US ISO
341 Determination of adhesion between 2.1 Ev ENG 1
8033:2006
components
Rubber and plastics hoses — US ISO
342 2.1 Ev ENG 1
Method of test for flammability 8030:1995
Rubber and plastics hoses and hose
US ISO
343 assemblies — Determination of 2.1 Ev ENG 1
7233:2006
resistance to vacuum
Rubber and plastics hoses and hose US ISO
344 2.1 Ev ENG 1
assemblies — Vocabulary 8330:2007
Rubber and plastics hoses and
tubing — Determination of US ISO
345 2.1 Ev ENG 1
transmission of liquids through hose 8308:2006
and tubing walls
US ISO
tubing — Measurement of flexibility
346 2.1 10619- Ev ENG 1
and stiffness — Part 1: Bending tests
1:2011
at ambient temperature
US ISO
tubing — Measurement of flexibility
347 2.1 10619- Ev ENG 1
and stiffness — Part 2: Bending tests
2:2011
at sub-ambient temperatures
Rubber and plastics inlet hoses and
hose assemblies for washing- US ISO
348 2.1 Ev ENG 1
machines and dishwashers — 6804:2009
Specification
Rubber and/or plastics hoses and
US ISO
349 hose assemblies for airless paint 2.1 Ev ENG 1
8028:1999
spraying — Specification
Rubber hoses and hose assemblies
— Compact wire-braid reinforced US ISO
350 2.1 Ev ENG 1
hydraulic types for oil-based or 11237:2010
water-based fluids — Specification

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— Rubber-covered spiral wire-
US ISO
351 reinforced hydraulic types for oil- 2.1 Ad ENG 1
3862:2009
based or water based fluids —
Specification
— Wire-braid-reinforced hydraulic US ISO
352 2.1 Ad ENG 1
types for oil-based or water-based 1436:2009
fluids — Specification
US ISO
353 for aircraft ground fuelling and 2.1 Ad ENG 1
1825:2010
defuelling — Specification
US ISO
354 for measured fuel dispensing — 2.1 Ev ENG 1
5772:1998
Specification
Annex A
Rubber hoses and hose assemblies US ISO
355 2.1 Ev ENG 1
for saturated steam — Specification 6134:2005
Rubber hoses and tubing for air and
US ISO
356 vacuum systems for internal- 2.1 Ev ENG 1
11424:1996
combustion engines — Specification
Rubber hoses and tubing for cooling
US ISO
357 systems for internal combustion 2.1 Ad ENG 1
4081:2010
engines — Specification
Rubber hoses for agricultural US ISO
358 2.1 Ad ENG 1
spraying 1401:1999
Rubber hoses, textile-reinforced, for US ISO
359 2.1 Ad ENG 1
compressed air — Specification 2398:2006
Rubber or plastics hoses and hose
US ISO
360 assemblies — Hydraulic pressure 2.1 Ev ENG 1
6803:2008
impulse test without flexing
Rubber, vulcanized or thermoplastic
— Determination of abrasion US ISO
361 2.1 Ev ENG 1
resistance using the Improved 23337:2007
Lambourn test machine
Thermoplastics hoses and hose
assemblies — Wire or synthetic yarn US ISO
362 reinforced single-pressure types for 2.1 23297:200 Ev ENG 1
hydraulic applications — 8
Specification
Thin-film terrestrial photovoltaic US IEC
363 (PV) modules — Design qualification 2.1 61646: Ad ENG 1
and type approval 2008
Wheelchairs — Part 2: Determination US ISO
364 of dynamic stability of electric 2.1 7176- Ev ENG 1
wheelchairs 2:2001
Wheelchairs —Part 6: Determination
US ISO
of maximum speed, acceleration
365 2.1 7176- Ev ENG 1
and deceleration of electric
6:2001
wheelchairs
Wheeled fire extinguishers — US ISO
366 2.1 Ev ENG 1
Performance and construction 11601:2008
Wood based panels — US ISO
367 Determination of formaldehyde 2.1 12460-4, Ev ENG 1
release — Part 4: Desiccator method 2008
Wood based panels — US ISO
368 Determination of formaldehyde 2.1 12460-3: Ev ENG 1
release- Part 3: Gas analysis method 2008
US ISO
Wood-based panels — Dry process
369 2.1 16895- Ev ENG 1
fibre board — Part 1: Classification
1:2008
US ISO
Wood-based panels — Dry-process
370 2.1 16895- Ev ENG 1
fibre board — Part-2: Requirements
2:2010

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US ISO
Wood-based panels — Wet process
371 2.1 27769- Ev ENG 1
fibre board — Part 1: Classifications
1:2009
Wood-based panels — Wet- US ISO
372 process fibre board — Part 2: 2.1 27769- Ev ENG 1
Requirements 2:2009
US ISO
Animal and vegetable fats and oils 6320:2000
373 2.1 Ad F&A 1
— Determination of refractive index /Cor
1:2006
US ISO
374 — Determination of conventional 2.1 Ad F&A 1
6883:2007
mass per volume (litre weight in air)
Animal feeding stuffs — Semi-
quantitative determination of US ISO
Annex A
375 2.1 Ad F&A 1

aflatoxin B1 — Thin-layer 6651:2001
chromatographic method
Determination of Lead Content - US
376 Flameless atomic absorption 2.1 318:2001/E Ev F&A 1
spectrometric method AS 212
US
Determination of water - Karl 315:2001/E
377 2.1 Ev F&A 1
Fischer method (General method) AS
215:2001
US 314-
Ethanol for Industrial use - Methods
378 2.1 1:2001/EA Ev F&A 1
of test - Part 1: General
S 216-1
US 314-
of test - Part 2: Detection of
379 2.1 2:2001/EA Ev F&A 1
alkalinity or determination of acidity
S 216-2
to phenolphthalein
US 314-
of test Part 10: Estimation of
380 2.1 10:2001/E Ev F&A 1
hydrocarbons content – Distillation
AS 216-10
method
Ethanol for Industrial use - Methods US 314-
381 of test Part 11: Test for detection of 2.1 11:2001/EA Ev F&A 1
furfural S 216-11
382 of test Part 12: determination of 2.1 12:2001/EA Ev F&A 1
permanganate time S 216-12
of test Part 3: Estimation of content US 314-
383 of carbonyl compounds present in 2.1 3/EAS Ev F&A 1
small amounts - Photometric 216-3
method
of test Part 4: Estimation of content US 314-
384 of carbonyl compounds present in 2.1 4:2001/EA Ev F&A 1
moderate amounts - Titrimetric S 216-4
method
US 314-
of test Part 5: Determination of
385 2.1 5:2001/EA Ev F&A 1
aldehydes Content – Visual
S 216-5
calorimetric method
386 of test Part 6: Test for miscibility 2.1 6:2001/EA Ev F&A 1
with water S 216-6
of test Part 8: Determination of US 314-
387 methanol content [Methanol 2.1 8:2001/EA Ev F&A 1
contents between 0.10% and 1.50% S 216-8
(v/v) - Visual Calorimetric method

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US 314-
of test Part 9: Determination of
388 2.1 9:2001/EA Ev F&A 1
esters content – Titrimetric method
S 216-9
after saponification
Liquid chemical products for US
389 industrial use - Determination of 2.1 317:2001/E Ev F&A 1
absolute density at 20 ºC AS 213
Milk and milk products — Detection US ISO
390 2.1 Ad F&A 1
of Salmonella spp. 6785:2001
Milk fat — Detection of vegetable fat US ISO
391 2.1 Ad F&A 1
by the phytosteryl acetate test 3595:1976
Volatile organic liquids for industrial
US
use - Determination of dry residue
392 2.1 316:2001/E Ev F&A 1
after evaporation on a water bath -
AS 214
General method
Annex A
ISO
393 Essential oil of citronella, Java type 2.1 Ad S&S 1
3848:2016
Essential oil of ginger [Zingiber ISO
394 2.1 Ad S&S 1
officinale Roscoe] 16928:2014
Essential oil of lavandin Abrial
(Lavandula angustifolia Mill. × ISO
395 2.1 Ad S&S 1
Lavandula latifolia Medik.), French 3054:2017
type
Crude or rectified oils of Eucalyptus
ISO
396 globulus (Eucalyptus globulus 2.1 Ad C&C 1
770:2002
Labill.)
Essential oil of rosemary ISO
397 2.1 Ad C&C 1
(Rosmarinus officinalis L.) 1342:2012
Essential oil of sweet orange ISO
398 2.1 Ad C&C 1
expressed [Citrus sinensis (L.)] 3140:2019
Essential oil of thyme [Thymus
ISO
399 vulgaris L. and Thymus zygis L.], 2.1 Ad C&C 1
19817:2017
thymol type
Essential oils -- Determination of ISO
400 2.1 Ad C&C 1
acid value 1242:1999
Essential oils -- Determination of
ISO
401 carbonyl value -- Free 2.1 Ad C&C 1
1271:1983
hydroxylamine method
402 2.1 Ad C&C 1
content of phenols 1272:2000
403 2.1 Ad C&C 1
freezing point 1041:1973
404 2.1 Ad C&C 1
peroxide value 18321:2015
405 2.1 Ad C&C 1
refractive index 280:1998
ISO
406 relative density at 20 degrees C -- 2.1 Ad C&C 1
279:1998
Reference method
ISO
407 water content -- Karl Fischer 2.1 Ad C&C 1
11021:1999
method
Essential oils -- General rules for ISO/TS
408 2.1 Ad C&C 1
labelling and marking of containers 211:2014
Essential oils -- General rules for ISO/TS
409 2.1 Ad C&C 1
packaging, conditioning and storage 210:2014
Essential oils -- Principles of ISO
410 2.1 Ad C&C 1
nomenclature 3218:2014
ISO
411 Essential oils -- Sampling 2.1 Ad C&C 1
212:2007
il of cardamom [Elettaria ISO
412 2.1 Ad C&C 1
cardamomum (L.) Maton] 4733:2004

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ISO
413 Oil of aniseed (Pimpinella anisum L.) 2.1 Ad C&C 1
3475:2002
Oil of basil, methyl chavicol type ISO
414 2.1 Ad C&C 1
(Ocimum basilicum L.) 11043:1998
Oil of bay [Pimenta racemosa (Mill.) ISO
415 2.1 Ad C&C 1
J.W. Moore] 3045:2004
Oil of bitter orange (Citrus aurantium ISO
416 2.1 Ad C&C 1
L.) 9844:2006
ISO
417 Oil of black pepper (Piper nigrum L.) 2.1 Ad C&C 1
3061:2008
Oil of cinnamon leaf, Sri Lanka type ISO
418 2.1 Ad C&C 1
(Cinnamomum zeylanicum Blume) 3524:2003
Oil of clove stems [Syzygium
aromaticum (L.) Merr. et Perry, syn. ISO
419 2.1 Ad C&C 1
Eugenia caryophyllus (Sprengel) 3143:1997
Annex A
Bullock et S. Harrison]
Oil of coriander fruits (Coriandrum ISO
420 2.1 Ad C&C 1
sativum L.) 3516:1997
Oil of cumin seed (Cuminum ISO
421 2.1 Ad C&C 1
cyminum L.) 9301:2003
ISO
422 Oil of eucalyptus citriodora Hook. 2.1 Ad C&C 1
3044:1997
Oil of grapefruit (Citrus x paradisi ISO
423 2.1 Ad C&C 1
Macfad.), obtained by expression 3053:2004
Oil of lavender (Lavandula ISO
424 2.1 Ad C&C 1
angustifolia Mill.) 3515:2002
Oil of lemon [Citrus limon (L.) Burm. ISO
425 2.1 Ad C&C 1
f.], obtained by expression 855:2003
Oil of lemongrass (Cymbopogon ISO
426 2.1 Ad C&C 1
citratus) 3217:1974
Oil of lemongrass [Cymbopogon
ISO
427 flexuosus (Nees ex Steudel) J.F. 2.1 Ad C&C 1
4718:2004
Watson]
Oil of nutmeg, Indonesian type ISO
428 2.1 Ad C&C 1
(Myristica fragrans Houtt.) 3215:1998
Oil of peppermint (Mentha x piperita ISO
429 2.1 Ad C&C 1
L.) 856:2006
Oil of sandalwood (Santalum album ISO
430 2.1 Ad C&C 1
L.) 3518:2002
Oil of spearmint -- Part 1: Native ISO 3033-
431 2.1 Ad C&C 1
type (Mentha spicata L.) 1:2005
Oil of spearmint -- Part 2: Chinese
ISO 3033-
432 type (80 % and 60 %) (Mentha viridis 2.1 Ad C&C 1
2:2005
L. var. crispa Benth.), redistilled oil
Oil of spearmint -- Part 3: Indian type ISO 3033-
433 2.1 Ad C&C 1
(Mentha spicata L.), redistilled oil 3:2005
Oil of spearmint -- Part 4: Scotch ISO 3033-
434 2.1 Ad C&C 1
variety (Mentha x gracilis Sole) 4:2005
Oil of sweet orange --
ISO
435 Determination of the total 2.1 Ad C&C 1
9910:1991
carotenoids content
Ballpoint pens for general use – US
436 2.1 EV C&C 1
US
437 Bond paper — Specification 2.1 EV C&C 1
821:2008
Chemicals used for treatment of
water intended for human US
438 2.1 EV C&C 1
consumption — Polyamides — 926:2012
Specification
Chemicals used for treatment of
water intended for human US
439 2.1 EV C&C 1
consumption — Sodium 925:2012
hypochlorite — Specification

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Chrome tanned bend outer sole US

440 2.1 EV C&C 1
leather 624:2006
US
441 Cigarettes – Specification 2.1 EV C&C 1
313:2002
Code of practice for fibre content
US
442 labelling of textiles and textile 2.1 EV C&C 1
426:2002
products
Code of practice for grading of US 390-
443 2.1 EV C&C 1
textile materials - Part 1: fabrics 1:2002
Decorative high gloss paints — US
444 2.1 EV C&C 1
US
445 Duplicating paper –specification 2.1 EV C&C 1
435:2003
Flat and carrier plastic bags — US
446 2.1 EV C&C 1
Annex A
Gasohol — Specification for E5 and US
447 2.1 EV C&C 1
E10 933:2011
General requirements for fitness for US
448 2.1 EV C&C 1
purpose of products 711:2007
Glossary of terms used in paper US
449 2.1 EV C&C 1
industry and trade 432:2002
Household insecticidal aerosols — US
450 2.1 EV C&C 1
Household washing bars – US
451 2.1 EV C&C 1
US
452 Insulated flasks — Specification 2.1 EV C&C 1
768:2007
Kerosene for domestic heating and US
453 2.1 EV C&C 1
illuminating (BIK) 803:2008
Polish paste for floor and wooden US
454 2.1 EV C&C 1
furniture – Specification 575:2006
Polishes and related materials - US
455 2.1 EV C&C 1
Glossary of terms 576:2006
Pull off strength for ladies shoe US
456 2.1 EV C&C 1
heels 627:2006
Requirements for packaging and US
457 2.1 EV C&C 1
labelling of tobacco products 841:2009
Resilient floor coverings —
Expanded (cushioned) polyvinyl US 915-
458 2.1 EV C&C 1
chloride floor covering — 1:2011
Specification
Safety razor blades and razors— US 767-
459 2.1 EV C&C 1
Part 2: Razors— Specification 2:2007
Scholastic stationery — US
460 2.1 EV C&C 1
Single-use medical examination
gloves — Part 2: Specification for US 883-
461 2.1 EV C&C 1
gloves made from poly (vinyl 2:2011
chloride)
Specification for biodiesel fuel as
US
462 used for blending with automotive 2.1 EV C&C 1
946:2011
gas oil
Specification for denatured fuel
US
463 ethanol as used for blending with 2.1 EV C&C 1
916:2011
gasoline
US
464 Specification for files and folders 2.1 EV C&C 1
434:2002
Specification for plastic monobloc US
465 2.1 EV C&C 1
chairs 634:2006
Standard specification for
US
466 insecticide for treatment of 2.1 EV C&C 1
308:2001
mosquito nets

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Textiles — Fabrics for household US

467 2.1 EV C&C 1
curtains and drapery — Specification 918:2011
US
468 Toothbrushes – Specification 2.1 EV C&C 1
466:2006
Carbon square pipes for general US
469 2.1 EV ENG 1
structural purposes 709:2006
Carbon steel tubes for general US
470 2.1 EV ENG 1
structural purposes 708:2006
US
471 Classification of fires 2.1 EV ENG 1
866:2011
US
472 Decorative melamine-faced boards 2.1 EV ENG 1
837:2009
Furniture — Chairs and tables for
US
473 educational institutions — 2.1 EV ENG 1
776:2008
Functional sizes
Annex A
Guidelines for the manufacture of US

474 2.1 EV ENG 1
finger-jointed structural timber 1535:2013
High density polyethylene (PE-HD)
US 482-
475 pipes- Part 1: General quality 2.1 EV ENG 1
1:2003
requirements
High Density Polyethylene (PE-HD) US 482-
476 2.1 EV ENG 1
pipes- Part 2: Dimensions 2:2003
Hot-dip aluminium –zinc plain and
US
477 corrugated steel sheets— 2.1 EV ENG 1
540:2006
Specification
Industrial standard for hot-dip zinc- US
478 2.1 EV ENG 1
coated steel sheets and coils 618:2006
Mechanical stress grading of
US
479 softwood timber (Flexural method) 2.1 EV ENG 1
1540:2013
— Code of practice
Metallic coatings - Hot dip
galvanized coatings on ferrous
US
480 materials -Gravimetric 2.1 EV ENG 1
664:2006
determination of the mass per unit
area
US 839:
481 Particleboards – Specification 2.1 EV ENG 1
2009
US ISO
482 Plywood — Classification 2.1 EV ENG 1
1096:1999
Polyethylene/aluminium/
polyethylene (PE-AL-PE) and
polyethylene-RT/aluminium/ US
483 2.1 EV ENG 1
polyethylene-RT (PERT-AL-PERT) 927:2011
composite pressure pipes —
Specification
Polypropylene (PP) pipes — US 898-
484 2.1 EV ENG 1
Dimensions 1:2011
Pre-insulated flexible pipe systems
– Part 2: Non bonded system with US 945-
485 2.1 EV ENG 1
plastic service pipes — 2:2012
Requirements and methods of test
Pre-insulated flexible pipe systems
US 945-
486 — Part.1: Classification, general 2.1 EV ENG 1
1:2012
requirements and methods of test
Sawn softwood timber — Part 1: US 833-
487 2.1 EV ENG 1
General requirements 1:2013
Sawn softwood timber — Part 2:
Stress-graded structural timber and US 833-
488 2.1 EV ENG 1
timber for frame wall construction — 2:2013
Specification
Sawn softwood timber — Part 3: US 833-
489 2.1 EV ENG 1
Industrial timber — Specification 3:2013

53
Softwood flooring boards — US

490 2.1 EV ENG 1
Specification for clay roofing tiles US
491 2.1 EV ENG 1
and ridges 816:2008
Specification for expanded metal — US 895-
492 2.1 EV ENG 1
Part 1: Sheets and plates 1:2011
Specification for expanded metal — US 895-
493 2.1 EV ENG 1
Part 2: Building products 2:2011
Specification for stabilized soil US
494 2.1 EV ENG 1
blocks 849:2011
Threaded unplasticized polyvinyl
chloride (PVC-U) water well filter
US 928-
495 pipes and casings — Part 1: DN 35 to 2.1 EV ENG 1
1:2012
DN 100 Pipes with Whitworth pipe
thread
Annex A
US 928-
496 pipes and casings — Part 2: DN 100 2.1 EV ENG 1
2:2012
to DN 200 pipes with trapezoidal
thread
US 928-
497 pipes and casings — Part 3: DN 250 2.1 EV ENG 1
3:2012
to DN 400 pipes with trapezoidal
thread
Types 1, 2 and 3 Polypropylene (PP)
US 898-2
498 pipes — Part 2: General quality 2.1 EV ENG 1
:2011
requirements and testing
Wood charcoal and charcoal US
499 2.1 EV ENG 1
briquettes for household 765:2007
Wood-based panels —
Determination of formaldehyde US
500 2.1 EV ENG 1
content — Extraction method called 878:2011
the perforator method
Wooden ceiling and panelling US
501 2.1 EV ENG 1
boards — Specification. 1539:2013
Code of practice for apiary
US
502 management, handling and 2.1 EV F&A 1
641:2006
processing of bee products
Nutrient-concentrated foods for US
503 2.1 EV F&A 1
therapeutic uses – Specification 908:2013
US
504 General standard for Halal food 2.1 EV S&S 1
909:2011
Halal consumer goods — Part 1:
US 996-
505 Cosmetic and personal care — 2.1 EV S&S 1
1:2012
General guidelines
506 Banana fibre based textile/apparel 2.1 Na C&C 1
507 Lint— Specification 2.1 Na C&C 1
508 Milk cans 2.1 Na ENG 1
509 Milk coolers 2.1 Na ENG 1
510 Office furniture 2.1 Na ENG 1
Pipes and Fittings used in laying
511 2.1 Na ENG 1
sewer lines
Specifications for the Electro-
512 mechanical equipment used in 2.1 Na ENG 1
waste water treatment
Specifications for the Electro-
513 mechanical equipment used in 2.1 Na ENG 1
water treatment
514 Bee venom– Specificatio 2.1 Na F&A 1
515 HerbicidesCode of practoce for use 2.1 Na F&A 1
516 Pesticides-Code of practoce for use 2.1 Na F&A 1

54
517 Starter culture- Specification 2.1 Na F&A 1

518 Plaster of Paris - specification 2.1 AC-r F&A 1
US EAS 61 Opaque beer–
519 2.1 AC-r F&A 1
Specification
Warehouse and warehousing for
520 bagged storage for cereals and 2.1 AC-r F&A 1
pulses – Requirements
521 Aerosols— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Air freshener in form solid blocks
522 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
and gel— Specification
Automatic transmission fluid (ATF)
523 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
— Specification
524 Bath oils— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
525 Bath salts- specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Annex A
526 Bed blankets— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1

527 Blended fuels— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
528 Body sprays— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
529 Castor oil for cosmetic industry 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Cocoa butter for cosmetics—
530 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Specification
Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) —
531 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Specification
532 Cotton canvas— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
533 Cotton swabs— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Custody/allocation transfer and
534 metering equipment— 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Requirements
535 Dental floss— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
536 Dera dress— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
537 Diesel fuel oils— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
dimethyl ether (DME -fuel) —
538 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Specification
539 Drilling fluids— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
EAS 155-1: 2000, Cotton yarns —
540 Specification — Part 1: Grading by 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
appearance
EAS 221: 2001, Woven bags (100
541 percent sisal) for clean coffee beans 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
— Specification
EAS 246: 2001, Method for
542 determination of added oil content 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
of sisal or jute yarn or fabrication
EAS 252: 2007, Textile fabrics —
543 Method for determination of water 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
repellency of fabrics by cone test
EAS 256: 2001, Method for
determination of scouring loss in
544 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
grey and finished cotton textile
materials
EAS 257: 2001, Methods for
estimation of moisture, total size for
545 finish, ash, fatty matter and 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
determination of water-soluble
matter in textiles
EAS 260: 2007, Zippers — Glossary
546 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
of terms
EAS 334: 2013, List by category of
547 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
cosmetic products
EAS 335: 2013, Cologne —
548 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Specification

55
EAS 336: 2013, Chemical depilatories

549 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
— Specification
EAS 337: 2013, Henna powder —
550 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Specification
EAS 338: 2013, Chemical hair
551 relaxers and hair waving products — 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Specification
EAS 339: 2013, Hair creams, lotions
552 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
and gels — Specification
EAS 340: 2013, Nail polish —
553 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Specification
EAS 341: 2013, Nail polish removers
554 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
— Specification
EAS 342: 2013, Pomades and solid
555 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
brilliantines — Specification
Annex A
EAS 346: 2013, Labelling of
556 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
cosmetics — General requirements
EAS 377-1: 2013, Cosmetics and
cosmetic products — Part 1: List of
557 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
substances prohibited in cosmetic
products
558 substances which cosmetic 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
products must not contain except
subject to the restrictions laid down
559 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
colorants allowed in cosmetic
products
cosmetics products — Part 4: List of
560 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
preservatives allowed in cosmetic
products
561 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
UV filters allowed in cosmetic
products
EAS 461-1: 2013, Hair dyes — Part 1:
562 Aryl diamine based formulated 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
powders — Specification
EAS 786: 2013, Skin care creams,
563 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
lotions and gels — Specification
564 Engine coolants— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Exploratory, drilling and extraction
565 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
equipment— — Requirements
566 Eye lashes— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
567 Gear oil— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
568 Glycerine — Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
569 Grease— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
570 Hair and body wax — Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
571 Hair glue— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
572 Heavy fuel oil— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
573 Hydraulic fluids— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
574 Kikoi— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Limits of restricted substances in
575 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
leather and footwear
Limits of restricted substances in
576 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
textiles and apparels
Liquid Natural Gas (LNG) —
577 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Specification

56
Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG) —

578 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Specification
Machine-tool lubricants—
579 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Specification
580 marine fuels— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
581 Masai shuka— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
582 Mascra— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Moisturizers in aerosols form—
583 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Specification
584 mosquito repellents— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
585 Mouthwash— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
586 Nail glue— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
587 Nail polish gel— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Nail products like artificial nails, nail
588 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Annex A
gel, nail glue— Specification

Neutralizing solution for hair waving
589 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
products
590 Offshore structures— Requirements 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
591 Petroleum jelly— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Pipeline transportation systems—
592 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Requirements
Products for use around the eyes
593 like eye liners, eye shadows, eye 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
pencils — Specification
Sampling practice of cotton fibres
594 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
for testing
Seed and nut oils for cosmetic use—
595 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Specification
596 Socks— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Talc for cosmetic industry as raw
597 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
material— Specification
598 Tarpaulin— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
US 1564:2014, Standard
performance specification for men’s,
599 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
women’s, and children’s woven
handkerchief fabrics
US 1574:2014, Standard
performance specification for towel
600 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
products for institutional and
household use
US 359:2002 Bed sheets and pillow
601 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
cases
US 380:2001/EAS 246 Method for
602 determination of added oil content 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
of sisal of jute yarn or fabric
US 382:2001/ EAS 240 Conditions
603 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
for the testing of textiles
US 383:2001/EAS 251 Textile fabrics
– Determination of resistance of
604 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
fabrics to penetration – Hydrostatic
head test
determination of tear resistance of
605 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
woven fabrics by falling pendulum
(Elmendorf) apparatus
US 385:2001/ EAS 248 Methods for
606 determination of threads per 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
centimetre in woven fabrics
US 386 – 2:2001/EAS 243 Method
607 for determination of colour fastness 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
of textile materials to hot pressin

57

608 determination of colour fastness of 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
textile materials to washing
determination of colour fastness of
609 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
textiles to peroxide washing (sodium
perborate)
US 441-6:2002/ISO 7211 Textiles -
Woven fabrics - Method of analysis
610 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Part: 6 Determination of the mass of
warp and weft per unit area of fabric
US 578:2006 Determination of
611 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
tearing strength
US 623:2006 Abrasion resistance of
612 textile shoelaces (without core) and 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Annex A
similar articles
US 704: 2014; Absorbent cotton
613 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
wool — Specification
US 706:2011, Non-woven surgical
614 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
dressings — Specification
US 914-1:2011, Bed blankets — Part 1
615 — Specifications of blankets made 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
from suitable flame resistant fabrics
US 914-2:2011, Bed blankets — Part 2
616 – Specifications for blankets made 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
from wool and wool/polyamide
US 915-1:2011, Resilient floor
coverings — Expanded (cushioned)
617 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
polyvinyl chloride floor covering —
Specification
US 918:2011, Textiles — Fabrics for
618 household curtains and drapery — 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Specification
US 948-1:2011, Textiles — Sewing
threads — Part 1: Sewing thread
619 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
made wholly or partly from
synthetic fibres —Specification
US 949-1:2011, Textiles —
Upholstery fabrics — Part 1: Plain,
620 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
tufted, or flocked woven upholstery
fabrics — Specification
US 949-2:2011, Textiles —
621 Upholstery fabrics — Part 2: Knitted 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
upholstery fabric — Specification
US EAS 384:2005, Disinfectants —
622 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Glossary of terms
US EAS 789: 2013, Instant hand
623 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
sanitizers — Specification
624 Wax for dreadlocks— Specification 2.1 Ac-r C&C 1
Brackets for eaves gutters -
625 2.1 Ac-r ENG 1
Requirements and testing
CDEAS 196: 2013, High-strength
low-alloy Carbon Steel for hot rolled
626 2.1 Ac-r ENG 1
sheet and cold rolled sheet —
Specification
CDEAS 206: 2001, Hot rolled steel
sheets for the manufacture of low
627 2.1 Ac-r ENG 1
pressure gas cylinders —
Specification
CDEAS 410: 2005, Hot-dip
aluminium-zinc coated plain and
628 2.1 Ac-r ENG 1
corrugated steel sheets —
Specification

58
CDEAS 415: 2005, Hot-rolled steel

629 sheet of high yield stress structural 2.1 Ac-r ENG 1
quality
CDEAS 783: 2013, Stainless Steel
630 2.1 Ac-r ENG 1
Tanks – Specification
DUS EAS 984-1: 2019, Packaging
ancillary materials — Specification -
631 2.1 Ac-r ENG 1
Part 1: Pressure sensitive adhesive
tape
DUS EAS 985-1: 2019, Hermetic
632 storage bags —Specification – Part 2.1 Ac-r ENG 1
1; Woven polypropylene outer bags
DUS EAS 986: 2019, Portable rigid
633 plastic hermetic grain silo — 2.1 Ac-r ENG 1
Specification
Annex A
Eaves gutters and fittings made of

634 PVCU- Definitions, requirements 2.1 Ac-r ENG 1
and testing
Farm implements – Shovels –
635 2.1 Ac-r ENG 1
Specification
636 Hacksaw blades – Specifications 2.1 Ac-r ENG 1
637 Hammers —Specifications 2.1 Ac-r ENG 1
Packaging -Ancillary materials —
638 2.1 Ac-r ENG 1
Part 3: Adhesives
Packaging –Flexible laminate
639 2.1 Ac-r ENG 1
tubes— Specification
640 Plastic toilet pans- Specification 2.1 Ac-r ENG 1
Plastics rainwater piping systems for
above ground external use -
641 Unplasticized poly (vinyl chloride) 2.1 Ac-r ENG 1
(PVC-U) - Specification - Part 1:
Pipes, fittings and the system
Agricultural Liming Materials—
642 2.1 Ac-r F&A 1
Specification
643 Bacon – Specification 2.1 Ac-r F&A 1
Cassida Food Grade Food lubricant
644 2.1 Ac-r F&A 1
specification
DEAS 230: 2001 Maize bran as
645 2.1 Ac-r F&A 1
animal feed — Specification
DEAS 231: 2019 Bone meal for
646 compounding animal feeds— 2.1 Ac-r F&A 1
Specification
DEAS 232: 2019, Maize gluten feed
647 2.1 Ac-r F&A 1
— Specification
DEAS 233: 2019, Ostrich feed —
648 2.1 Ac-r F&A 1
Specification
DEAS 287: 2019 Oil seed cakes for
649 compounding livestock feeds — 2.1 Ac-r F&A 1
Specification
DEAS 5:2019, Refined white sugar —
650 2.1 Ac-r F&A 1
Specification
DEAS 88: 2019 Animal feedstuffs —
651 2.1 Ac-r F&A 1
Method of sampling
DEAS 97:2019 Fishmeal —
652 2.1 Ac-r F&A 1
Specification
653 Dried meat – Specification 2.1 Ac-r F&A 1
Fertilizer – Single Super Phosphate
654 2.1 Ac-r F&A 1
– Specification
Fertilizer– Diammonium Phosphate
655 2.1 Ac-r F&A 1
– Specification

59
Fertilizers – Code of Practice for

656 Handling and Storage of bagged 2.1 Ac-r F&A 1
fertilizers
657 Flavored milk— Specification 2.1 Ac-r F&A 1
658 Foliar Fertilizers– Specification 2.1 Ac-r F&A 1
659 Gum base — Specification 2.1 Ac-r F&A 1
Flexible sheets for waterproofing -
Plastic and rubber damp proof
660 2.1 Na ENG 1
courses - Definitions and
characteristics
Determination of foldability at low
661 2.1 Na ENG 1
temperature - Part 5: Plastic and
rubber sheets for roof waterproofing
Annex A
Bitumen, plastic and rubber sheets
662 for roofing - Method of artificial 2.1 Na ENG 1
ageing by long term exposure to
elevated temperature
Plastics and rubber sheets for roof
663 waterproofing - Methods for 2.1 Na ENG 1
exposure to liquid chemicals,
including water
Determination of length, width,
664 straightness and flatness - Part 2: 2.1 Na ENG 1
Plastic and rubber sheets for roof
waterproofing
Determination of thickness and
665 2.1 Na ENG 1
mass per unit area - Part 2: Plastic
and rubber sheets
Determination of visible defects -
666 2.1 Na ENG 1
Part 2: Plastic and rubber sheets for
roof waterproofing
667 2.1 Na ENG 1
for roof waterproofing -
Determination of water tightness
668 for roof waterproofing - 2.1 Na ENG 1
Determination of water vapour
transmission properties
Part 1: Bitumen sheets for
669 2.1 Na ENG 1
waterproofing - Determination of
resistance to tearing (nail shank)
Determination of shear resistance of
670 2.1 Na ENG 1
joints - Part 2: Plastic and rubber
sheets for roof waterproofing
Determination of resistance to
impact

60

Determination of resistance to static
loading
673 2.1 Na ENG 1
for roof waterproofing - Rules for
sampling
Fire classification of construction
products and building elements -
674 2.1 Na ENG 1
Part 1: Classification using data from
reaction to fire tests
Cap vaults and expanded
675 polystyrene (EPS) coffers - 2.1 Na ENG 1
Annex A
Specifications and test methods

Abrasion resistance of textile
676 shoelaces (without core) and similar 2.1 Na C&C 1
articles - Specification
677 Absorbent gauze - Specification 2.1 Na C&C 1
678 Acrylic yarn - Specification 2.1 Na C&C 1
Alcohol pads for disinfection—
679 2.1 Na C&C 1
Specification
Antibacterial hand soap -
680 2.1 Na C&C 1
Specification
681 Bandages— Specification 2.1 Na C&C 1
682 Base oil— Specification 2.1 Na C&C 1
683 Cosmetics- Bees wax -Specification 2.1 Na C&C 1
684 Cotton ear buds— Specification 2.1 Na C&C 1
Criteria for issuance of repair and
685 workshop licences and certificate of 2.1 Na C&C 1
competence
686 Crude petroleum— Methods of test 2.1 Na C&C 1
687 Engine oil— Specification 2.1 Na C&C 1
688 Enzymatic detergent - Specification 2.1 Na C&C 1
689 Gauze— Specification 2.1 Na C&C 1
690 Illuminating candles — Specification 2.1 Na C&C 1
691 Infusion set— Specification 2.1 Na C&C 1
Intravenous infusions —
692 2.1 Na C&C 1
Specification
Mens' boxers and boys' boxer shorts
693 2.1 Na C&C 1
Specification
694 Methlated Spirit - Specification 2.1 Na C&C 1
695 Plaster of Paris (POP)— Specification 2.1 Na C&C 1
Plasters ( znO plaster, first aid
696 2.1 Na C&C 1
plaster) — Specification
Recycled lubricants and fuels—
697 2.1 Na C&C 1
Specification
Size designation of clothes - Infants'
698 2.1 Na C&C 1
garments
Size designation of clothes -
699 Women's and girls' outerwear 2.1 Na C&C 1
garments
Size designation of cloths - Men's
700 2.1 Na C&C 1
and boys' outerwear garments
Standard Specification for
701 Performance of Active API Service 2.1 Na C&C 1
Category Engine Oils
702 Surgical mask— Specification 2.1 Na C&C 1
Surgical suture needles—
703 2.1 Na C&C 1
Specification

61
Surgical sutures absorbable and

704 2.1 Na C&C 1
non-absorbable— Specification
705 Sweaters - Specification 2.1 Na C&C 1
Textiles - Cotton yarns -
706 2.1 Na C&C 1
Specification
Textiles - Polyester and Cotton T-
707 2.1 Na C&C 1
shirts - Specification
Textiles - Socks - Part 1: Mens' and
708 2.1 Na C&C 1
Womens' socks - Specification
Textiles - Socks - Part 2:
709 Commercial and sports hose - 2.1 Na C&C 1
Specification
Textiles - Specification for woven
710 fabrics used for suits, jackets, slacks, 2.1 Na C&C 1
trousers and skirts
Annex A
US 1512:2014, Adhesives — Ethyl &
711 methyl cyanocrylate types 1,2 and 3 2.1 Na C&C 1
— Specification
US 1532:2013, Hair extensions —
712 Specification/ Amendment 1 , 2014- 2.1 Na C&C 1
04-14
US 1565:2014, Standard specification
713 2.1 Na C&C 1
for water emulsion floor polish
US 1571:2014, Standard test method
of field testing topical applications
of compounds as repellents for
714 2.1 Na C&C 1
medically important and pest
arthropods (including insects, ticks,
and mites): I Mosquitoes
for epoxy (flexible) adhesive for
715 2.1 Na C&C 1
bonding metallic and non- metallic
materials
US 1575:2014, Spring mattresses —
716 2.1 Na C&C 1
Specification
US 432:2002 Glossary of terms used
717 2.1 Na C&C 1
in paper industry and trade
US 434:2002 Specification for files
718 2.1 Na C&C 1
and folders
US 435:2003 Duplicating paper –
719 2.1 Na C&C 1
specification
US 574-1:2006 Wax polishes –
720 2.1 Na C&C 1
Preparation of samples
721 Determination of Heat – cool 2.1 Na C&C 1
stability
722 2.1 Na C&C 1
Penetration of wax (paste) polishes
US 583:2007, Footwear materials —
723 Determination of collapsing load of 2.1 Na C&C 1
domed shapes
US 584:2007, Footwear — Toe-puff
724 and stiffener materials — 2.1 Na C&C 1
Determination of shape retention
US 586:2007, Footwear —
Measurement of distension and
725 2.1 Na C&C 1
strength of grain of leather by the
ball burst test (Metric units)
Determination of spigot holding
726 2.1 Na C&C 1
strength of ladies' plastics moulded
heel top-pieces

62
Determination of accumulated
727 2.1 Na C&C 1
impact strength of ladies' shoeheels
of height greater than 25 mm
728 Determination of moisture stability 2.1 Na C&C 1
of insoles and shank boards
729 Determination of bending modulus 2.1 Na C&C 1
of steel shanks
730 Determination of resilience of steel 2.1 Na C&C 1
shanks
731 textile shoelaces (without core) and 2.1 Na C&C 1
Annex A
similar articles
US 624:2006 Chrome tanned bend
732 2.1 Na C&C 1
outer sole leather
US 625:2006 Leather –
733 Determination of sulphated total ash 2.1 Na C&C 1
and sulphated water insoluble ash
US 626:2006 Determination of ether
insoluble matter content (PVC
734 2.1 Na C&C 1
upper, outer sole and heel
materials)
US 627:2006 Pull off strength for
735 2.1 Na C&C 1
ladies shoe heels
US 628:2006 Determination of total
736 ash content (PVC upper, outer sole 2.1 Na C&C 1
and heel materials)
US 629:2006 Leather and fibre
737 2.1 Na C&C 1
board – Measurement of thickness
US 630:2006 Vegetable tanned
738 2.1 Na C&C 1
bend outer sole leather
US 631:2006 Determination of heat
739 insulation of granulated cork bottom 2.1 Na C&C 1
filler for footwear
US 653:2006 Disinfectants –
740 Quaternary ammonium based – 2.1 Na C&C 1
Specification
US 655:2006 Method for the
741 sampling of leather and other 2.1 Na C&C 1
footwear materials
US 656:2006 Preparation of samples
742 (leather, elastomeric materials and 2.1 Na C&C 1
other footwear materials
US 657:2006 Determination of water
743 2.1 Na C&C 1
content in leather
sulphated ash content of water
744 2.1 Na C&C 1
soluble in water in leather (Metric
units)
US 659:2006 Leather — Matter
745 2.1 Na C&C 1
extractable by petroleum ether
746 water-soluble matter content in 2.1 Na C&C 1
leather
Determination of welt stitch tear
747 2.1 Na C&C 1
strength (leather, leather board,
fibre board

63

Determination of wet
748 2.1 Na C&C 1
compressibility of leather and fibre
boards (Metric units)
749 Determination of shrinkage 2.1 Na C&C 1
temperature of leather
Determination of flex resistance
750 2.1 Na C&C 1
(leather fibre board and cellulose
fibre board inner soles)
Determination of wet and dry
751 2.1 Na C&C 1
bursting strength of stiffeners
(Metric units)
Annex A
Determination of water absorption
752 2.1 Na C&C 1
of inner soles and inner-sole
material (Metric units)
753 2.1 Na C&C 1
footwear materials (Martindale)
US 719:2007, Footwear — Soling
754 material —Determination of hot 2.1 Na C&C 1
contact resistance
Determination of corrosion
755 2.1 Na C&C 1
resistance of metallic components
of rubber and safety footwear
756 Determination of absorption and 2.1 Na C&C 1
desorption of water
757 Determination of water vapour 2.1 Na C&C 1
absorption
758 Determination of water vapour 2.1 Na C&C 1
coefficient
US 728:2007, Leather —
759 2.1 Na C&C 1
Determination of adhesion of finish
US 729:2007, Leather —
760 Determination of water absorption 2.1 Na C&C 1
[Kubelka apparatus (Metric units)
US 767-1:2007, Safety razor blades
761 and razors — Part 1: Blades — 2.1 Na C&C 1
Specification
US 820:2008, Scholastic stationery
762 2.1 Na C&C 1
— Specification
US 821:2008, Bond paper —
763 2.1 Na C&C 1
Specification
US EAS 385:2008, Footwear —
764 2.1 Na C&C 1
Vocabulary
765 Water filtration unit (cesamic) 2.1 Na C&C 1
Woven fabrics - Description of
766 2.1 Na C&C 1
defects - Vocabulary
767 Woven handkerchief - Specification 2.1 Na C&C 1
Zinc oxide adhesive plaster-
768 2.1 Na C&C 1
Specification
A.C. electric ventilating fans and
769 regulators for household and similar 2.1 Na ENG 1
purposes
770 Axes and hatchets — Specifications 2.1 Na ENG 1

64
Balance-of-system components for

771 photovoltaic systems - Design 2.1 Na ENG 1
qualification natural environments
772 Bamboo- structural design 2.1 Na ENG 1
Bamboo structures — Grading of
773 bamboo culms — Basic principles 2.1 Na ENG 1
and procedures
774 Biochar — Specification 2.1 Na ENG 1
775 Biodegradable bags – Specification 2.1 Na ENG 1
Biorisk management for laboratories
776 2.1 Na ENG 1
and other related organisations
Blow moulded plastic water –
777 2.1 Na ENG 1
Specification
778 Camping tents— Specification 2.1 Na ENG 1
Annex A
Flagstones and semi-cylinders of

779 expanded polystyrene (EPS) – 2.1 Na ENG 2
Specifications and test methods
CDUS 816, Clay roofing tiles —
780 2.1 Na ENG 2
specification
CDUS ISO 19595, Natural
781 2.1 Na ENG 2
aggregates for concrete
US ISO/TS
Geographic information —
782 2.3 19101- Ad ENG 2
Reference model — Part 2: Imagery
2:2008
Information Technology — Database US
Language — SQL — Part 11: ISO/IEC
783 2.3 Ad ENG 2
Information and Definition Schemas 9075-
(SQL/Schemata) 11:2011
US
Information technology — Database
ISO/IEC
784 languages — SQL — Part 14: XML- 2.3 Ad ENG 2
9075-
Related Specifications (SQL/XML)
14:2011
US
Information technology — Database
ISO/IEC
785 languages — SQL — Part 2: 2.3 Ad ENG 2
9075-2:
Foundation (SQL/Foundation)
2011
Information technology — Open US
786 Virtualization Format (OVF) 2.3 ISO/IEC Ad ENG 2
specification 17203:2011
US
Information technology — Process
ISO/IEC
787 assessment — Part 3: Guidance on 2.3 Ad ENG 2
15504-
performing an assessment
3:2004
Information technology — Security
US
techniques — Guidelines for
788 2.3 ISO/IEC Ad ENG 2
information security management
27007:2011
systems auditing
Information technology — Security US
789 techniques — Information security 2.3 ISO/IEC Ad ENG 2
incident management 27035:2011
US
techniques — Information security
ISO/IEC
790 management for inter-sector and 2.3 Ad ENG 2
27010:
inter-organizational
2012
communications
US
techniques — IT network security —
ISO/IEC
791 Part 3: Securing communications 2.3 Ad ENG 2
18028-
between networks using security
3:2005
gateways

65

US
techniques — IT network security —
ISO/IEC
792 Part 5: Securing communications 2.3 Ad ENG 2
18028-
across networks using virtual private
5:2005
networks
Information technology — Security US
techniques — Selection, ISO/IEC
793 2.3 Ad ENG 2
deployment and operations of 18043:200
intrusion detection system 6
General requirements for the
production, distribution, publishing US
794 2.3 EV C&C 2
and filing of audio/audiovisual 842:2009
works of art
Code of practice for inspection and
US
795 acceptance of audio, video and 2.3 EV ENG 2
Annex A
662:2008
similar electronics apparatus
796 Consumer products (PC, phones) 2.3 Na ENG 2
Electronic Records and Data
797 2.3 Na ENG 2
management
798 Infrastructure (National backbone) 2.3 Na ENG 2
US ISO
Bicycle tyres and rims — Part 2:
799 2.4 5775- Ev ENG 2
Rims
2:1996
Cycles — Stern and handlebar bend US ISO
800 2.4 Ev ENG 2
— Assembly dimensions 6699:1990
Definitions of some terms used in US ISO
801 the tyre industry — Part 1: Pneumatic 2.4 4223- Ad ENG 2
tyres 1:2002
Health and safety in welding and
US ISO
allied processes — Laboratory
802 2.4 15011- Ad ENG 2
method for sampling fume and
4:2006
gases — Part 4: Fume data sheet
Human response to vibration — US ISO
803 2.4 Ad ENG 2
Measuring instrumentation 8041:2005
Passenger car tyres — Method for
US ISO
804 measuring relative wet grip 2.4 Ev ENG 2
23671:2006
performance — Loaded new tyres
Personal protective equipment —
Footwear protecting against thermal
US ISO
805 risks and molten metal splashes as 2.4 Ad ENG 2
20349:2010
found in foundries and welding —
Requirements and test method
Public key infrastructure for financial
US ISO
806 services — Practices and policy 2.4 Ev ENG 2
21188:2006
framework
Reciprocating internal combustion
engine driven alternating current US ISO
807 generating sets — Part 1: 2.4 8528- Ev ENG 2
Application, ratings and 1:2005
performance
Reciprocating internal combustion US ISO
808 engine driven alternating current 2.4 8528- Ev ENG 2
generating sets — Part 2: Engines 2:2005
809 generating sets — Part 7: Technical 2.4 8528- Ev ENG 2
declarations for specification and 7:1994
design
810 generating sets — Part 9: 2.4 8528- Ev ENG 2
Measurement and evaluation of 9:1995
mechanical vibrations

66
Rubber and plastics hoses for

US ISO
811 marine engine wet-exhaust systems 2.4 Ev ENG 2
13363:2004
— Specification
Thermoplastic tubing and hoses for US ISO
812 automotive use — Part 1: Non-fuel 2.4 13775- Ev ENG 2
applications 1:2000
Tyres — Electrical resistance — Test
US ISO
813 method for measuring electrical 2.4 Ev ENG 2
16392:2007
resistance of tyres on a test rig
Tyres (ply rating marked series) and
rims for agricultural tractors and US ISO
814 machines — Part 1: Tyre designation 2.4 4251- Ad ENG 2
and dimensions, and approved rim 1:2005
contours
Tyres (ply rating marked series) and US ISO
Annex A
815 rims for agricultural tractors and 2.4 4251- Ad ENG 2

machines — Part 2: Tyre load ratings 2:2005
Tyres (ply rating marked series) and US ISO
816 rims for agricultural tractors and 2.4 4251- Ad ENG 2
machines — Part 3: Rims 3:2006
Basic human body measurements
US ISO
for technological design — Part 1:
817 2.4 7250- Ev S&S 2
Body measurement definitions and
1:2008
landmarks
Ergonomic principles related to
US ISO
818 mental work-load — General terms 2.4 Ev S&S 2
10075:1991
and definitions
Ergonomic requirements for office
US ISO
work with visual display terminals
819 2.4 9241- Ev S&S 2
(VDTs) — Part 12: Presentation of
12:1998
information
Managing for the sustained success
US ISO
820 of an organization — A quality 2.4 Ev S&S 2
9004:2009
management approach (2nd Edition)
US
821 National cheque –Specification 2.4 EV C&C 2
127:2000
Alcoholometers and alcohol
US
822 hydrometer; and thermometers for 2.4 EV ENG 2
1042:2013
use in alcoholometry— Specification
Anchorages for automobile seat US 546:
823 2.4 EV ENG 2
belts – Specification 2004
Automatic instruments for weighing
US
824 road vehicles in motion - Total 2.4 EV ENG 2
1034:2006
vehicle weighing
Automatic rail weighbridges - Part 1:
US
825 Metrological and technical 2.4 EV ENG 2
1031:2006
requirements – Tests
Batteries - Part 3: General
US 369-3:
826 information - Definitions, 2.4 EV ENG 2
2001
abbreviations and symbols.
Clinical thermometers (mercury in US
827 2.4 EV ENG 2
glass with maximum devices) 1015:2006
Code of practice - Installation of US 549:
828 2.4 EV ENG 2
safety belts in motor vehicles 2004
Code of practice for inspection of US
829 2.4 EV ENG 2
vehicles for roadworthiness 479:2004
US
830 Diaphragm gas meters 2.4 EV ENG 2
1019:2006
Discontinuous totalizing automatic
weighing instruments (totalizing
US
831 hopper weighers) - Part 1: 2.4 EV ENG 2
1032:2006
Metrological and technical
requirements – Tests

67
Fixed storage tanks – General US

832 2.4 EV ENG 2
requirements 1027:2006
Low Pressure Gas Cylinders -
Specification for Welded Low
US
833 Carbon Steel Gas Cylinders 2.4 EV ENG 2
252:2004
exceeding 5-Litre Water Capacity
for Low Pressure Liquefiable Gases
Medical syringes with glass barrels US
834 2.4 EV ENG 2
— Specification 1018:2013
Motor vehicle safety specification -
US 548:
835 Strength of seats and of their 2.4 EV ENG 2
2004
anchorages
Non-invasive mechanical US
836 2.4 EV ENG 2
sphygmomanometers 1016:2006
Quantity of product in prepackages US
Annex A
837 2.4 EV ENG 2
(2nd Edition) 1030:2013
Retro reflective warning signs for US
838 2.4 EV ENG 2
road vehicles – Chevron signs 533:2006
Retro-reflective registration plates
US 775-
839 for motor vehicles — Specification — 2.4 EV ENG 2
1:2008
Part 1: Blanks (metal)
Retro-reflective registration plates
for motor vehicles — Specification — US 775-
840 2.4 EV ENG 2
Part 2: Metallic registration number 2:2008
plates
US
841 Road and rail tankers 2.4 EV ENG 2
1029:2006
Rotational moulded polyethylene US
842 2.4 EV ENG 2
water storage tank — Specification 1560:2013
Seat belt assemblies for motor US 545:
843 2.4 EV ENG 2
vehicles – Specification 2004
Specification for laminated leaf US
844 2.4 EV ENG 2
springs for automobiles 219:2000
Specification for protective helmets US
845 2.4 EV ENG 2
for motorcycle users 774:2011
Speedometers, mechanical
odometers and chronotachographs US
846 2.4 EV ENG 2
for motor vehicles — Metrological 1039:2013
requirements
Standard capacity measures for
US
847 testing measuring systems for 2.4 EV ENG 2
1033:2006
liquids other than wate
Standard specification for deep well US
848 2.4 EV ENG 2
CBMS hand pump (model U3) 403:2002
Standard specification for deep well US
849 2.4 EV ENG 2
hand pump (model U2) 406:1995
Standard specification for Extra US
850 2.4 EV ENG 2
deepwell CBMS handpumps 404:2002
Standard specification for portable US
851 2.4 EV ENG 2
reflective triangles 402:1993
Standard specification for shallow US
852 2.4 EV ENG 2
well handpumps (model U2/U3) 405:2002
US
853 Taximeters 2.4 EV ENG 2
1017:2006
Child care — Safety of US
854 2.4 EV S&S 2
transportation — Requirements 1531:2013
Code of practice for disaster
US 701-
855 management — Part 1: Terminology 2.4 EV S&S 2
1:2008
and Implementation
US 701-
856 management — Part 2: All-risk 2.4 EV S&S 2
2:2008
emergency operation planning

68

US 701-
857 management — Part 3: Hazard- 2.4 EV S&S 2
3:2008
specific response planning
US
858 Code of Practice for official statistics 2.4 EV S&S 2
942:2012
Code of practice for the
US
859 management of swimming and spa 2.4 EV S&S 2
809:2013
pools
Disaster management — Part 4:
US 701-
860 Standard specification for handling 2.4 EV S&S 2
4:2008
disasters
Garages services – General
guidelines for service, maintenance US
861 2.4 EV S&S 2
and repair of vehicles and related 851:2009
equipment
Annex A
Guidelines for production of quality US

862 2.4 EV S&S 2
statistics 943:2012
Health and safety at events — US
863 2.4 EV S&S 2
Requirements 929:2011
Hygiene practice in food service
US
864 establishments and catering 2.4 EV S&S 2
1551:2013
services ― Code of practice
Occupational health and safety
US
865 management systems — 2.4 EV S&S 2
534:2008
Specification
Requirements for hygiene in
commercial skin penetration, US
866 2.4 EV S&S 2
hairdressing, and beauty and natural 713:2008
therapy
Social Responsibility –
US
867 Organizational accountability at the 2.4 EV S&S 2
957:2011
work place
868 Milk road tankers 2.4 Na ENG 2
Air quality monitoring equipment –
869 Particulate Matter and Atmospheric 2.4 Na S&S 2
gases
870 Air velocity measuring equipment 2.4 Na S&S 2
871 Classification occupation 2.4 Na S&S 2
872 Light measuring equipments 2.4 Na S&S 2
Noise and sound monitoring
873 2.4 Na S&S 2
equipments
874 Permissible levels for air velocity 2.4 Na S&S 2
Permissible levels for atmospheric
875 2.4 Na S&S 2
gases
876 Permissible levels for light 2.4 Na S&S 2
877 Permissible levels for Noise 2.4 Na S&S 2
Permissible levels for Particulate
878 2.4 Na S&S 2
Matter
Permissible levels for Radiation
879 2.4 Na S&S 2
(ionizing and non-ionizing)
Permissible levels for Temperature,
880 2.4 Na S&S 2
Relative Humidity
881 Permissible levels for vibration 2.4 Na S&S 2
Radiation (ionizing and non-ionizing)
882 2.4 Na S&S 2
equipments
Temperature, Relative
883 Humidity/moisture monitoring 2.4 Na S&S 2
equipments
884 Vibration measuring equipments 2.4 Na S&S 2
885 Workplace Safety signage 2.4 Na S&S 2
Raw cashewnut (in shell) -
886 2.4 AC-r F&A 2
Specification

69
Standard specification for US

887 measuring systems for liquids other 2.7 1005:1999/ Ad ENG 2
than water OIML R 117
US
Standard specification for Non 1004:1999/
888 2.7 Ad ENG 2
automatic weighing instrument OIML R76-
1
US
Standard specification for weights of
889 2.7 1003:1999/ Ad ENG 2
classes E1, E2, F1, F2, M1, M2, M3
OIML R111
Environmental Testing – Part 1: US 558-
890 2.7 Ev S&S 2
General and guidance 1:2005
Automatic gravimetric filling
US
891 instruments - Part 1: Metrological 2.7 EV ENG 2
1026:2006
and technical requirements – Tests
Annex A
Balance-of system components for
US 559:
892 photovoltaic systems - Design 2.7 EV ENG 2
2005
qualification and type approval
Characteristic parameters of
US 469:
893 standalone photovoltaic (PV) 2.7 EV ENG 2
2005
systems
Code of practice – Solar heating US
894 2.7 EV ENG 2
systems for swimming pools 888:2011
Code of practice for installation of US
895 2.7 EV ENG 2
photovoltaic systems 152:2000
Code of practice for repair and
US
896 service of electrical and electronic 2.7 EV ENG 2
735:2008
machines/devices
Code of practice for solar water
heating systems — Design, US
897 2.7 EV ENG 2
installation, testing, repair and 853:2009
maintenance
Continuous totalizing automatic
weighing instruments (belt US
898 2.7 EV ENG 2
weighers) - Part 1: Metrological and 1024:2006
technical requirements – Tests
Custom built solar systems – Part 1: US 857-1:
899 2.7 EV ENG 2
General requirements 2011
Custom built solar systems – Part 3:
US 857-3:
900 Performance characterization of 2.7 EV ENG 2
2011
stores for solar heating systems
Custom built systems – Part 2: Test US 857-2:
901 2.7 EV ENG 2
methods 2011
Direct coupled photovoltaic
US
902 pumping systems — Design 2.7 EV ENG 2
555:2005
qualification and type approval
Double-capped fluorescent lamps
— Performance specifications —
US 903-
903 Part 2: Procedure for quantitative 2.7 EV ENG 2
2:2011
analysis of mercury present in
flourescent lamps
Double-capped fluorescent lamps-
performance specifications — Part 1: US 903-
904 2.7 EV ENG 2
Minimum Energy Performance 1:2011
Standard (MEPS)
Elongation at break after pre-
conditioning-Wrapping test after
pre-conditioning -Wrapping test
after thermal ageing in air- US 607-
905 2.7 EV ENG 2
Measurement of mass increase - 9:1996
Long-term stability test-Test
method for Copper - Catalyzed
oxidative degradation

70
Energy efficiency stoves —

Household biomass stoves — US
906 2.7 EV ENG 2
Performance requirements and test 761:2007
methods
Energy efficiency test methods for
US
907 single- and three- phase small 2.7 EV ENG 2
906:2011
motors
Fluorescent lamps for general US
908 2.7 EV ENG 2
lighting 695:2006
General labeling of electrical US
909 2.7 EV ENG 2
appliances — Instructions for use 819:2008
Insulating and sheathing materials
of electric cables - Methods of test
for general application – Part 1:
US 607-
910 Measurement of thickness and 2.7 EV ENG 2
1:1996
Annex A
overall dimensions - Tests for

determining the mechanical
properties
of electric cables - Methods of test US 607-
911 2.7 EV ENG 2
for general application - Part 2: 2:1996
Thermal ageing methods
for general application – Part US 607-
912 2.7 EV ENG 2
3:methods for determining the 7:1996
density - water absorption tests -
shrinkage test
of electric cables - Methods of test US 607-
913 2.7 EV ENG 2
for general application – Part 4:Tests 4:1996
at Low temperature
US 607-
914 for general application – Part 2.7 EV ENG 2
5:1996
5:Ozone Resistance test - Hot Set
test - Mineral oil Immersion
US 607-
915 for general application - Part 6: 2.7 EV ENG 2
6:1996
Pressure test at high temperature -
Test for resistance to cracking
for general application - Part 8:
Resistance to environmental Stress
US 607-
916 Cracking - Wrapping test after 2.7 EV ENG 2
8:1996
thermal ageing in air - Measurement
of melt flow index - Carbon black
and/or Mineral Content
Measurement in PE
Labelling requirements for US
917 2.7 EV ENG 2
prepackaged products (2nd Edition) 1028:2013
Limits and methods of
measurement of radio disturbance US
918 2.7 EV ENG 2
characteristics of electrical lighting 794:2007
and similar equipment
Method of test for evaluating
absorptive solar receiver material
US 861:
919 when exposed to conditions 2.7 EV ENG 2
2011
simulating stagnation in solar
collectors with cover plates

71
Method of test for exposure of solar

collector cover materials to natural US 858:
920 2.7 EV ENG 2
weathering under conditions 2011
simulating stagnation mode
Moisture meters for cereal grain and
US
921 oilseeds — Specification (2nd 2.7 EV ENG 2
1025:2013
Edition)
Non-ducted air conditioners — US
922 2.7 EV ENG 2
Testing and rating for performance 901:2011
Performance of electrical lighting
equipment — Ballasts for
fluorescent Lamps — Part 2: Method US 904-
923 2.7 EV ENG 2
of measurement to determine 2:2011
energy consumption and
performance of ballast-lamp circuits
Annex A
Performance of electrical lighting
equipment-ballasts for fluorescent
US 904-
924 lamps — Part 1: Energy labeling and 2.7 EV ENG 2
1:2011
Minimum Energy Performance
Standards requirements
Performance of household electrical
appliances — Refrigerating US 900-
925 2.7 EV ENG 2
appliances — Part 2: Energy 2:2011
consumption and performance
Performance of household electrical
appliances refrigerating appliances
US 900-
926 Part 1: Energy labeling and minimum 2.7 EV ENG 2
1:2011
energy performance standards
requirements
Photovoltaic system performance
monitoring — Guidelines for US
927 2.7 EV ENG 2
measurement, data exchange and 552:2005
analysis
Photovoltaic systems – US
928 2.7 EV ENG 2
Characteristics of utility interface 557:2005
Rating of direct coupled US 551:
929 2.7 EV ENG 2
photovoltaic (PV) pumping systems 2005
Rotary gas meters and turbine gas US
930 2.7 EV ENG 2
meters 1020:2006
Rotating electrical machines —
General requirements — Part 1:
Three phase cage induction motors US 905-
931 2.7 EV ENG 2
— High efficiency and Minimum 1:2011
Energy Performance Standards
requirements
Rotating electrical machines-
general requirements — Part 2:
US 905-
932 Methods for determining losses and 2.7 EV ENG 2
2:2011
efficiency — Three phase cage
induction motors
Self-ballasted lamps for General
US
933 Lighting Services (GLS) — 2.7 EV ENG 2
902:2011
Performance requirements
Specification for photovoltaic
systems -system design,
installation, operation, monitoring US 468-
934 2.7 EV ENG 2
and maintenance - Part 2: Test 2:2002
procedure for main components -
charge regulators

72
Specification for photovoltaic

systems -systems design,
installation, operation, monitoring US 468-
935 2.7 EV ENG 2
and maintenance - Part 3: Test 3:2002
procedure for main components –
inverters
Specifications for fluorescent lights US
936 2.7 EV ENG 2
for use in photovoltaic systems 150:2000
US
937 Specifications for hurricane lanterns 2.7 EV ENG 2
161:2000
Standard method for on-site
US
938 inspection and verification of 2.7 EV ENG 2
856:2011
operation of solar hot water systems
Standard practice for exposure of
cover materials for solar collectors
Annex A
US 859:
939 to natural weathering under 2.7 EV ENG 2
2011
conditions simulating operational
mode
Standard practice for generating all-
US
940 day thermal performance data for 2.7 EV ENG 2
885:2011
solar collectors
Standard practice for non-
US 860:
941 operational exposure and inspection 2.7 EV ENG 2
2011
of a solar collector
Standard specification for
aluminium stranded conductors and
aluminium stranded conductors, US
942 2.7 EV ENG 2
steel-reinforced for overhead power 611:1995
transmission Aluminium stranded
conductors
US
943 conductors in insulated cables and 2.7 EV ENG 2
605:1995
cords
Standard specification for Electro
technical, power,
telecommunication, electronics, US
944 2.7 EV ENG 2
lighting and colour terms. Terms 603:1995
particular to power engineering -
Electric cable terminology
Standard specification for PVC -
US
945 Insulated cables (non armoured) for 2.7 EV ENG 2
602:1995
electric power and lighting
Standard specification for PVC -
US
946 Insulated cables for electricity 2.7 EV ENG 2
601:1995
supplies
Standard specification for PVC
US
947 insulation and sheath of electric 2.7 EV ENG 2
604:1995
cables
Susceptibility of Photovoltaic (PV)
US
948 modules to accidental impact 2.7 EV ENG 2
464:2002
damage (resistance to impact test)
Test methods for electric cables –
Part 10- Drop-point - Separation of
US 607-
949 oil - Lower temperature brittleness - 2.7 EV ENG 2
10:1996
total acid number-Absence of
corrosive components
Test methods for electric cables -
Part 11: Test methods for testing US 607-
950 2.7 EV ENG 2
polymeric insulating and sheathing 11:1996
materials for electric cables
Thermal solar systems &
US 855-
951 components – Factory made solar 2.7 EV ENG 2
2:2011
systems – Part 2: Test methods

73

components – Factory made solar US 855-
952 2.7 EV ENG 2
systems –Part 1: General 1:2011
requirements
US 854-
953 components — Solar collectors — 2.7 EV ENG 2
1:2011
Part 1: General requirements
US 854-
954 components — Solar collectors — 2.7 EV ENG 2
2:2011
Part 2: Test methods
Wood moisture meters — General
US
955 provisions for verification methods 2.7 EV ENG 2
1035:2013
and equipment
956 Lactometer 2.7 Na ENG 2
Used braking pads— General
Annex A
957 2.7 Na ENG 2
requirements
Used car gear boxes— General
958 2.7 Na ENG 2
requirements
Used car shock absorbers— General
959 2.7 Na ENG 2
requirements
Used differentials— General
960 2.7 Na ENG 2
requirements
Used engines— General
961 2.7 Na ENG 2
requirements
Used leaf springs— General
962 2.7 Na ENG 2
requirements
Material measures of length for
general use — Part 1: Metrological US 1022-
963 2.7 EV ENG 2
and technical requirements (2nd 1:2013
Edition)
DEAS
964 Canned corned beef – Specification 2.8 AC F&A 2
26:2019
DEAS
965 Dressed poultry – Specification 2.8 AC F&A 2
953:2019
Hygienic requirements for the
DEAS
966 production of packaged meat 2.8 AC F&A 2
955:2019
products
Meat grades and meat cuts – DEAS
967 2.8 AC F&A 2
DEAS
968 Sausages – Specification 2.8 AC F&A 2
954:2019
US
969 Cat feeds — Specification 2.8 EV F&A 2
815:2009
Goats and sheep feeds — US
970 2.8 EV F&A 2
US
971 Rabbit feeds — Specification 2.8 EV F&A 2
813:2009
Cattle legs (molokony) -
972 2.8 Na F&A 2
Specification
973 Edible insects – Specification 2.8 Na F&A 2
Extended shelf life milk –
974 2.8 AC-r F&A 2
Specification
ISO NWIP 23772: Revision of ISO
13493:1998 Meat and meat products
975 - Determination of chloramphenicol 2.8 AC F&A 2
content (Method using liquid
chromatography)
13496:2000 Meat and meat products
976 - Detection of colouring agents 2.8 AC F&A 2
(Method using thin-layer
chromatography)

74
ISO NWIP 23776: Revision and

combination of ISO 2294:1974 Meat
977 and meat products - Determination 2.8 AC F&A 2
of total phosphorus content
(Reference method)
4134:1999 Meat and meat products -
978 2.8 AC F&A 2
Determination of L- glutamic acid
content (Reference method)
ISO NWIP 23781: Operating
979 Procedures of Livestock and Pigs 2.8 AC F&A 2
Slaughtering
ISO NWIP 23854: Fermented meat
980 2.8 AC F&A 2
products - Specification
ISO NWIP 23855: Frozen surimi—
Annex A
981 2.8 AC F&A 2

Specification
Pasteurised camel milk –
982 2.8 AC-r F&A 2
Specification
Pasteurised goat milk –
983 2.8 AC-r F&A 2
Specification
984 Pasture seed — Specification 2.8 AC-r F&A 2
985 Raw camel milk – Specification 2.8 AC-r F&A 2
986 UHTgoat milk — Specification 2.8 AC-r F&A 2
CD/159/2018, Bee pollen —
987 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
specification
CD/R/37: 2019, Fermented
988 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
(Cultured milk) — Specification
CD/T/160/2018, Stingless bee
989 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
pollen — Specification
CD/U/001/2018, Propolis —
990 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
specification
CDEAS 36:2000, Honey —
991 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
Specification
CD-R-50-2: 2019, Gouda cheese —
992 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
Specification
CD-R-50-2: 2019, Processed cheese
993 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
— Specification
CD-R-50-3: 2019, Creamy cheese —
994 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
Specification
CD-R-50-5: 2019, Chedder cheese
995 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
— Specification
CD-R-50-6: 2019, Cottage cheese —
996 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
Specification
CD-R-50-7: 2019, Mozella cheese —
997 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
Specification
998 Ham meat – Specification 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
Meat grades and meat cuts –
999 Specification Part 2 Caprine and 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
Ovine
Meat grades and meat cuts –
1000 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
Specification Part 3 Porcine
Method of determination of foreign
1001 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
matter in sugar products
1002 Minced meat — Specification 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
Quick frozen finfish, eviscerated or
1003 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
uneviscerated — Specification
Quick frozen raw squid —
1004 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
Specification
Rabbit meat carcasses and cuts —
1005 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
Specification
1006 Raw goats milk— Specification 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2

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Specification for powdered (icing)

1007 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
sugar
Transportation and handling of live
1008 animals for slaughter — 2.8 Ac-r F&A 2
requirements
ISO/DIS 31800, Faecal sludge
treatment units — Energy
independent, prefabricated,
1009 2.8 AC ENG 2
community-scale, resource
recovery units — Safety and
performance requirements
ISO/FDIS 20987, Simplified design
for mechanical connections
1010 2.8 AC ENG 2
between precast concrete structural
elements in buildings
Annex A
Assessment of outcomes of ISO
1011 2.9 Ad S&S 2
learning services -- Guidance 29992:2018
Educational organizations --
Management systems for ISO
1012 2.9 Ad S&S 2
educational organizations -- 21001:2018
Requirements with guidance for use
Learning services outside formal ISO
1013 2.9 Ad S&S 2
education -- Service requirements 29992:2018
Learning Environment (Teacher-
Pupil ration, study hours, co-
1014 curricular activities, playground, 2.9 Na S&S 2
Teacher Competence, School
Furniture)
Safety at school (building design,
dormitory space, class space per
1015 2.9 Na S&S 2
child, sanitation, fire safety, special
needs education)
Sanitation of bed and breakfast US
1016 3.2 EV S&S 3
establishments 944:2013
Chemicals used in waste water
1017 3.2 Na C&C 3
treatment
1018 Chemicals used in water treatment 3.2 Na C&C 3
Influent and effluent quality
1019 3.2 Na ENG 3
Standards of the waste water
1020 Network water pressure 3.2 Na ENG 3
Guidelines for management of
1021 scientific and social research in all 3.3 Na S&S 3
fields
US ISO
Approval testing of welders —
1022 3.6 9606- Ev ENG 3
Fusion welding — Part 1: Steels
1:1994
Arc welded joints in aluminium and
US ISO
1023 its weldable alloys – Guidance on 3.6 Ev ENG 3
10042:1992
quality levels for imperfections
US ISO
Fire detection and alarm systems —
1024 3.6 7240- Ev ENG 3
Part 1: General and definitions
1:2005
Fire detection and alarm systems — US ISO
1025 Part 12: Line type smoke detectors 3.6 7240- Ev ENG 3
using a transmitted optical beam 12:2006
US ISO
1026 3.6 7240- Ev ENG 3
Part 15: Multisensor fire detectors
15:2004
US ISO
1027 3.6 7240- Ev ENG 3
Part 18: Input/output devices
18:2009

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1028 Part 2: Control and indicating 3.6 7240- Ev ENG 3
equipment 2:2003
1029 Part 22: Smoke-detection 3.6 7240- Ev ENG 3
equipment for ducts 22:2007
US ISO
1030 3.6 7240- Ev ENG 3
Part 23: Visual alarm devices
23:2013
1031 Part 24: Sound-system 3.6 7240- Ev ENG 3
loudspeakers 24:2010
Part 27: Point-type fire detectors
US ISO
using a scattered-light, transmitted-
Annex A
1032 3.6 7240- Ev ENG 3

light or ionization smoke sensor, an
27:2009
electrochemical-cell carbon-
monoxide sensor and a heat sensor
1033 Part 28: Fire protection control 3.6 7240- Ev ENG 3
equipment 28:2009
US ISO
1034 3.6 7240- Ev ENG 3
Part 4: Power supply equipment
4:2003
US ISO
1035 3.6 7240- Ev ENG 3
Part 5: Point-type heat detectors
5:2012
US ISO
Part 7: Point-type smoke detectors
1036 3.6 7240- Ev ENG 3
using scattered light, transmitted
7:2011
light or ionization
Part 8: Carbon monoxide fire US ISO
1037 detectors using an electro-chemical 3.6 7240- Ev ENG 3
cell in combination with a heat 8:2007
sensor
Rubber and plastics hoses, non-
US ISO
collapsible, for fire-fighting service
1038 3.6 4642- Ev ENG 3
— Part 1: Semi-rigid hoses for fixed
1:2009
systems
Rubber and plastics hoses, non-
US ISO
collapsible, for fire-fighting service
1039 3.6 4642- Ev ENG 3
— Part 2: Semi-rigid hoses (and hose
2:2009
assemblies) for pumps and vehicles
US ISO
1040 for water suction and discharge — 3.6 Ev ENG 3
4641:2010
Specification
Wheelchair seating — Part 2:
Determination of physical and US ISO
1041 mechanical characteristics of 3.6 16840- Ev ENG 3
devices intended to manage tissue 2:2007
integrity — Seat cushions
Conformity assessment — US
1042 Complaints and appeals — 3.6 ISO/PAS Ad S&S 3
Principles and requirements 17003:2004
1043 Confidentiality — Principles 3.6 ISO/PAS Ad S&S 3
and requirements 17002:2004
1044 Disclosure of information — 3.6 ISO/PAS Ad S&S 3
Principles and requirements 17004:2005

77
Conformity assessment — General

US
requirements for accreditation
1045 3.6 ISO/IEC Ad S&S 3
bodies accrediting conformity
17011:2004
assessment Bodies
US
Conformity assessment — Guidance
ISO/IEC
1046 on a third-party certification system 3.6 Ev S&S 3
GUIDE
for products
28:2004
Conformity assessment - US
1047 Impartiality -- Principles and 3.6 ISO/PAS Ad S&S 3
requirements 17001:2005
Environmental labels and
declarations — Type I environmental US ISO
1048 3.6 Ev S&S 3
labelling — Principles and 14024:1999
procedures
Annex A
Food safety management systems – US ISO
1049 requirements for any organization in 3.6 22000:200 Ad S&S 3
the food chain 5
Graphical symbols — Public US ISO
1050 3.6 Ev S&S 3
information symbols 7001:2007
Graphical symbols — Safety colours
US ISO
1051 and safety signs — Registered 3.6 Ev S&S 3
7010:2011
safety signs
Protective clothing — Performance
requirements for protective clothing US ISO
1052 3.6 Ad S&S 3
worn by operators applying liquid 27065:2011
pesticides
Quality management – Customer
US ISO
1053 satisfaction – Guidelines for codes 3.6 Ad S&S 3
10001:2014
of conduct for organizations
US ISO
1054 satisfaction – Guidelines for 3.6 Ad S&S 3
10002:2014
complaints handling in organizations
Quality management – Customer US ISO
1055 satisfaction – Guidelines for dispute 3.6 10003:200 Ad S&S 3
resolution external to organizations 7
US ISO
1056 satisfaction – Guidelines for 3.6 Ad S&S 3
10004:2012
monitoring and measuring
US ISO
Quality management – Guidelines
1057 3.6 10007:200 Ad S&S 3
for configuration management
3
US ISO
Quality management - Guxidelines
1058 3.6 10007:200 Ev S&S 3
for configuration management
3
Quality management systems -- US ISO
1059 Guidelines for quality management 3.6 10006:200 Ev S&S 3
in projects 3
Quality management systems – US ISO
1060 Guidelines for quality management 3.6 10006:200 Ad S&S 3
in projects 3
US ISO
Quality management systems –
1061 3.6 10005:200 Ad S&S 3
Guidelines for quality plans
5
US ISO
Risk management — Principles and
1062 3.6 31000:200 Ad S&S 3
guidelines
9
US ISO
1063 Societal security —Terminology 3.6 Ad S&S 3
22300:2012
US
1064 Cleaning and maintenance of floors 3.6 EV S&S 3
892:2009
Cleaning chemicals for use in the US
1065 3.6 EV S&S 3
food industry 852:2009

78
Efficacy of cleaning plant,

US
1066 equipment and utensils: Swab 3.6 EV S&S 3
865:2009
technique (Metric units)
Guidelines for cleaning and US 810:
1067 3.6 EV S&S 3
disinfection 2011
Quality management systems –
US
1068 Requirements for cleaning service 3.6 EV S&S 3
870:2009
organizations
1069 Physical planning 3.7 Na S&S 3
1070 Urban development 3.7 Na S&S 3
The human-centred organization --
1071 Ad S&S 3
Guidance for managers
CL 2018/74-CS, Draft codex
1072 AC F&A 3
standard for panela
Standard Test Method for ASTM
Annex A
1073 Distillation of Crude Petroleum (15- D2892 - Ad C&C 3

Theoretical Plate Column) 18a
Standard Test Method for Salts in ASTM
1074 Ad C&C 3
Crude Oil (Electrometric Method) D3230-13
Standard Practice for Preservation ASTM
1075 Ad C&C 3
of Waterborne Oil Samples D3325
ASTM
1076 Performance of Active API Service Ad C&C 3
D4485
Category Engine Oils
Standard Test Method for
Determination of Yield Stress and ASTM
1077 Ad C&C 3
Apparent Viscosity of Engine Oils at D4684 - 18
Low Temperature
Standard Test Method for Water in
ASTM
1078 Crude Oils by Coulometric Karl Ad C&C 3
D4928-12
Fischer Titration
Standard Test Method for Paraffin,
Naphthene, and Aromatic
ASTM
Hydrocarbon Type Analysis in
1079 D5443 - Ad C&C 3
Petroleum Distillates Through 200
14(2018)
°C by Multi-Dimensional Gas
Chromatography
Standard Guide for Determining
Emulsion Properties, Wetting ASTM
1080 Ad C&C 3
Behavior, and Corrosion-Inhibitory G205-16
Properties of Crude Oils
Proving Systems — Methods of
DUS
1081 Calibration for Displacement and Ad C&C 3
2030:2019
Volumetric
Measurement of fluid flow —
ISO
1082 Methods of specifying flowmeter Ad C&C 3
11631:1998
performance
Lubricants, industrial oils and
related products (class L) -- Family
ISO 12925-
1083 C (gears) -- Part 1: Specifications for Ad C&C 3
1:2018
lubricants for enclosed gear
systems
Petroleum products --
Determination of the filterability of ISO 13357-
1084 Ad C&C 3
lubricating oils -- Part 1: Procedure 1:2002
for oils in the presence of water
Petroleum products --
Determination of the filterability of ISO 13357-
1085 Ad C&C 3
lubricating oils -- Part 2: Procedure 2:2017
for dry oils
Liquefied petroleum gases --
ISO
1086 Determination of oily residues -- Ad C&C 3
13757:1996
High-temperature method

79
Water quality -- Evaluation of

ultimate aerobic biodegradability of
organic compounds in aqueous ISO
1087 Ad C&C 3
medium -- Method by analysis of 14593:1999
inorganic carbon in sealed vessels
(CO2 headspace test)
Water quality -- Determination of
ISO
1088 acute lethal toxicity to marine Ad C&C 3
14669:1999
copepods (Copepoda, Crustacea)
Rubber, vulcanized or thermoplastic
ISO
1089 -- Determination of the effect of Ad C&C 3
1817:2015
liquids
Petroleum and related products --
ISO
Determination of anti-wear
1090 20763:200 Ad C&C 3
properties of hydraulic fluids --
Annex A
4
Vane pump method
Preparation of a test portion of high- ISO
1091 boiling liquids for the determination 20764:200 Ad C&C 3
of water content -- Nitrogen purge 3
method
Glass capillary kinematic
ISO
1092 viscometers -- Specifications and Ad C&C 3
3105:1994
operating instructions
Determination of the ageing
ISO 4263-
1093 behaviour of inhibited oils and fluids Ad C&C 3
1:2003
-- TOST test -- Part 1: Procedure for
mineral oils
Petroleum and related products —
1094 behaviour of inhibited oils and fluids ISO 4263-4 Ad C&C 3
— TOST test — Part 4: Procedure for
industrial gear oils"
Measurement of fluid flow --
ISO
1095 Procedures for the evaluation of Ad C&C 3
5168:2005
uncertainties
Industrial valves -- Pressure testing ISO
1096 Ad C&C 3
of metallic valves 5168:2005
Fluid power systems and
1097 ISO 5598 Ad C&C 3
components -- Vocabulary
Petroleum products and lubricants
ISO
1098 -- Neutralization number -- Ad C&C 3
6619:1988
Potentiometric titration method
Pipework components -- Definition ISO
1099 Ad C&C 3
and selection of DN (nominal size) 6708:1995
related products (class L) -- ISO 6743-
1100 Ad C&C 3
Classification -- Part 14: Family U 14:1994
(Heat treatment)
1101 Ad C&C 3
Classification -- Part 3: Family D 3:2003
(Compressors)
1102 Ad C&C 3
Classification -- Part 6: Family C 6:2018
(gear systems)
Liquid hydrocarbons — Dynamic
measurement — Proving systems ISO 7278-
1103 Ad C&C 3
for volumetric meters — Part 4: 4:1999
Guide for operators of pipe provers

80
Water quality -- Evaluation of

ultimate aerobic biodegradability of
ISO
1104 organic compounds in aqueous Ad C&C 3
9439:1999
medium -- Carbon dioxide evolution
test
Measurement of gas flow in closed ISO
1105 Ad C&C 3
conduits --Turbine meters 9951:1993
Guidelines for Safe Work in Inert
1106 Confined Spaces in the Petroleum Ad C&C 3
and Petrochemical Industries
Handling of petroleum products and
their derivatives — Part 1: Siting,
1107 Ad c&C 3
design and construction of service
stations
Handling, storage and distribution of
Annex A
liquefied petroleum gas in domestic,

commercial, and industrial
installations — Code of practice —
1108 Ad c&C 3
Part 3: Liquefied petroleum gas
installations involving storage
vessels of individual water capacity
exceeding 9000 L
Handling, storage and distribution of
liquefied petroleum gas in domestic,
commercial, and industrial
1109 Ad c&C 3
installations — Code of practice —
Transportation of LPG in bulk by
road, rail and sea
Health informatics -- Information
1110 security management in health Ad c&C 3
using ISO/IEC 27002
High density polyethylene (PE-HD)
1111 pipes Part 1.- General quality Ad c&C 3
requirements
Hydraulic fluid power --
Determination of the particulate
contamination level of a liquid
1112 Ad C&C 3
sample by automatic particle
counting using the light-extinction
principle
Hydraulic fluid power -- Fire-
1113 resistant (FR) fluids -- Requirements Ad C&C 3
and guidelines for use
Hydraulic fluid power — General
1114 rules and safety requirements for Ad C&C 3
systems and their components
Water quality -- Preparation and
treatment of poorly water-soluble
organic compounds for the ISO
1115 Ad C&C 3
subsequent evaluation of their 10634:2018
biodegradability in an aqueous
medium
Hydraulic fluid power --
Determination of the particulate
contamination level of a liquid ISO
1116 Ad C&C 3
sample by automatic particle 11500:2008
counting using the light-extinction
principle
related products (class L) — Family
ISO 12925-
1117 C (gears) — Part 1: Specifications for Ad C&C 3
1:2018(en)
systems

81
Natural gas -- Standard reference ISO

1118 Ad C&C 3
conditions 13443:1996
ISO
1119 Determination of wick flame Ad C&C 3
14935:1998
persistence of fire-resistant fluids
Determination of spray ignition
ISO 15029-
1120 characteristics of fire-resistant fluids Ad C&C 3
1:1999
-- Part 1: Spray flame persistence --
Hollow-cone nozzle method
ISO 15029-
2:2018
— Part 2: Spray test — Stabilised
flame heat release method
Annex A
Determination of emulsion stability ISO 20783-
1122 Ad C&C 3
of fire-resistant fluids — Part 1: 1:2011
Fluids in category HFAE
Determination of emulsion stability ISO 20783-
1123 Ad C&C 3
of fire-resistant fluids -- Part 2: 2:2003
Fluids in category HFB
Determination of the flammability ISO
1124 characteristics of fluids in contact 20823:200 Ad C&C 3
with hot surfaces -- Manifold 3
ignition test
Determination of pH of fire-resistant ISO
1125 Ad C&C 3
fluids within categories HFAE, HFAS 20843:2011
and HFC
Petroleum products and bituminous
ISO
1126 materials — Determination of water Ad C&C 3
3733:1999
— Distillation method
behaviour of inhibited oils and fluids ISO 4263-
1127 Ad C&C 3
using the TOST test -- Part 3: 3:2015
Anhydrous procedure for synthetic
hydraulic fluids
Petroleum and liquid petroleum
products — Measurement of level
and temperature in storage tanks by ISO 4266-
1128 Ad C&C 3
automatic methods — Part 1: 1:2002
Measurement of level in
atmospheric tanks
products -- Measurement of level
and temperature in storage tanks by ISO 4266-
1129 Ad C&C 3
automatic methods -- Part 3: 3:2002
Measurement of level in pressurized
storage tanks (non-refrigerated)
Determination of the corrosion
ISO 4404-
1130 resistance of fire-resistant hydraulic Ad C&C 3
1:2012
fluids — Part 1: Water-containing
fluids
Determination of the corrosion ISO 4404-
1131 Ad C&C 3
resistance of fire-resistant hydraulic 2:2010
fluids — Part 2: Non-aqueous fluids

82

1132 Ad C&C 3
Classification -- Part 1: Family A 1:2002
(Total loss systems)
1133 Ad C&C 3
Classification -- Part 10: Family Y 10:1989
(Miscellaneous)
1134 Ad C&C 3
Classification -- Part 11: Family P 11:1990
(Pneumatic tools)"
related products (class L) — ISO 6743-
1135 Ad C&C 3
Classification — Part 12: Family Q 12:1989(en)
Annex A
(Heat transfer fluids)

related products (class L) — ISO 6743-
1136 Ad C&C 3
Classification — Part 13: Family G 13:2002(en)
(Slideways)
related products (class L) --
ISO 6743-
1137 Classification -- Part 2: Family F Ad C&C 3
2:1981
(Spindle bearings, bearings and
associated clutches)"
1138 Ad C&C 3
Classification -- Part 5: Family T 5:2006
(Turbines)
— Petroleum oils and other fluids —
ISO
1139 Determination of rust-preventing Ad C&C 3
7120:1987
characteristics in the presence of
water.
related products (class L) -- Family ISO
1140 Ad C&C 3
T (Turbines) -- Specification for 8068:2006
lubricating oils for turbines
Loofah bathing sponge —
1141 Ad C&C 3
Specification
related products (class L) –
1142 Ad C&C 3
Classification -- Part 1: Family A
(Total loss systems)
1143 Ad C&C 3
Classification -- Part 10: Family Y
(Miscellaneous)
1144 Ad C&C 3
Classification -- Part 11: Family P
(Pneumatic tools)
1145 Ad C&C 3
Classification -- Part 13: Family G
(Slideways)
1146 Classification -- Part 2: Family F Ad C&C 3
(Spindle bearings, bearings and
associated clutches)

83

related products (class L) -- Family
1147 C (gears) -- Part 1: Specifications for Ad C&C 3
systems
Luminaire performance - Part 2-1:
1148 Particular requirements for LED Ad C&C 3
luminaires
P etroleum and natural gas
industries — Glass-reinforced
1149 plastics (GRP) piping —Part 4: Ad C&C 3
Fabrication, installation and
operationIndustries
Paints, varnishes, coatings and
related products — Determination of
Annex A
1150 total lead—Part 1: Preliminary Ad C&C 3
examination of samples and
sampling procedure
Paints, varnishes, coatings and
related products — Determination of
1151 total lead—Part 2: Maximum Ad C&C 3
permissible content of total lead
based on dry weight
products -- Measurement of level
and temperature in storage tanks by
1152 Ad C&C 3
automatic methods -- Part 3:
Measurement of level in pressurized
storage tanks (non-refrigerated)
Petroleum and natural gas
1153 plastics (GRP) piping — Part 1: Ad C&C 3
Vocabulary, symbols, applications
and materials
1154 Ad C&C 3
plastics (GRP) piping — Part 2:
Qualification and manufacture
1155 Ad C&C 3
plastics (GRP) piping — Part 3:
System design
industries — Wet thermal insulation
1156 Ad C&C 3
coatings for pipelines, flow lines,
equipment and sub sea structures
-- Part 1: Spray flame persistence --
Hollow-cone nozzle method
Petroleum and related products -
1158 Determination of wick flame Ad C&C 3
persistence of fire-resistant fluids
1159 Petroleum Depot Standard Ad C&C 3
Petroleum liquids - Automatic
1160 Ad C&C 3
Pipeline sampling
— Petroleum oils and other fluids —
1161 Determination of rust-preventing Ad C&C 3
characteristics in the presence of
water

84
Petroleum, petrochemical and

natural gas industries — Materials
1162 Ad C&C 3
selection and corrosion control for
oil and gas production systems
Solid bio fuels — Determination of
1163 major elements — Al, Ca, Fe, Mg, P, Ad C&C 3
K,Si, Na and Ti
Solid bio fuels — Determination of
1164 Ad C&C 3
total content of sulfur and chlorine
Solid bio fuels — Fuel specifications
1165 and classes — Part 1: General Ad C&C 3
requirements
1166 and classes — Part 2: Graded wood Ad C&C 3
pellets
Annex A

briquettes
Solid biofuels — Conversion of
1168 analytical results from one basis to Ad C&C 3
another
Solid biofuels — Determination of
1169 Ad C&C 3
bulk density
Solid biofuels — Determination of
1170 Ad C&C 3
minor elements
Solid biofuels — Fuel specifications
chips
1172 and classes — Part 5: Graded Ad C&C 3
firewood
1173 and classes — Part 6: Graded non- Ad C&C 3
woody pellets
1174 and classes — Part 7: Graded non- Ad C&C 3
woody briquettes
Standard Guide for Determining
Emulsion Properties, Wetting
1175 Ad C&C 3
Behavior, and Corrosion-Inhibitory
Properties of Crude Oils
Standard Guide for Conformity
1176 Assessment of Personal Protective Ad C&C 3
Clothing and Equipment
Standard Guide for Sediment and
1177 Ad C&C 3
Water Determination in Crude Oil
Standard on vehicle frontal
1178 Ad C&C 3
protectionsystem
Standard Practice for Preservation
1179 Ad C&C 3
of Waterborne Oil Samples
Standard Practice for Sample
1180 Preparation of Thermoplastic Ad C&C 3
Pavement Marking Materials
Standard Practice for Sampling of
1181 Thermoplastic Traffic Marking Ad C&C 3
Materials
Standard Test Method for
Determination of Light
1182 Ad C&C 3
Hydrocarbons in Stabilized Crude
Oils by Gas Chromatography1,2

85
Standard test method for

determination of yield stress and
1183 Ad C&C 3
apparent viscosity of engine oils at
low temperature
Standard Test Method for Distillation
1184 of Crude Petroleum (15-Theoretical Ad C&C 3
Plate Column)
Standard test method for odour and
1185 taste transfer from polymeric Ad C&C 3
packaging film
Standard Test Method for Paraffin,
Naphthene, and Aromatic
Hydrocarbon Type Analysis in
1186 Ad C&C 3
Petroleum Distillates Through 200
°C by Multi-Dimensional Gas
Annex A
Chromatography
Standard test method for seal
1187 Ad C&C 3
strength of flexible barrier materials
Standard test method for specular
1188 gloss of plastic films and solid Ad C&C 3
plastics
Standard Test Method for Water
and Sediment in Crude Oil by the
1189 Ad C&C 3
Centrifuge Method (Laboratory
Procedure)
Standard Test Methods of Tension
1190 Ad C&C 3
Testing of Metallic Foil
Stationary training equipment -- Part
1191 1: General safety requirements and Ad C&C 3
test methods.
2: Strength training equipment,
1192 Ad C&C 3
additional specific safety
requirements and test methods.
4: Strength training benches,
1193 Ad C&C 3
additional specific safety
requirements and test methods.
5: Stationary exercise bicycles and
upper body crank training
1194 Ad C&C 3
equipment, additional specific
safety requirements and test
methods.
7: Rowing machines, additional
1195 Ad C&C 3
specific safety requirements and
test methods.
8: Steppers, stair climbers and
1196 climbers -- Additional specific Ad C&C 3
safety requirements and test
methods.
9: Elliptical trainers, additional
1197 Ad C&C 3
specific safety requirements and
test methods.
Steel — Determination of content of
non-metallic inclusions —
1198 Ad C&C 3
Micrographic method using
standard diagrams

86
Steel wires and wire products for

1199 fencing — Part 1: General Ad C&C 3
requirements
Steel wires and wire products for
1200 fencing — Part 4: Wire netting Ad C&C 3
pannels — Specification
1201 Steel wool - Specification Ad C&C 3
US 1511:2014, Oxygen for medical
1202 Ev C&C 3
use — Specification
US 1571:2014, Standard test method
of field testing topical applications
of compounds as repellents for
1203 Ev C&C 3
medically important and pest
arthropods (including insects, ticks,
and mites): I Mosquitoes
Annex A
US 390-1:2002 Code of practice for

1204 grading of textile materials - Part 1: Ev C&C 3
fabrics
US 441-2:2002/ISO 7211-2 Textiles -
Woven fabrics - construction -
1205 Methods of analysis - Part 2: ISO 7211-2 Ev C&C 3
Determination of number of threads
per unit length
US 441-3:2002/ISO 7211 Textiles -
Woven fabrics -Construction -
1206 Method of analysis - Part 3: ISO 7211-3 Ev C&C 3
Determination of crimp of yarn in
fabric
US 441-4:2002/ISO 7211-4 Textiles -
1207 Method of analysis - Part 4: ISO 7211-4 Ev C&C 3
Determination of twist in yarn
removal from fabric
US 441-5:2002/ISO 7211-5 Textiles -
1208 Method of analysis Part 5: ISO 7211-5 Ev C&C 3
Determination of linear density of
yarn removed from fabric
US 792:2007, Paints and varnishes —
1209 Determination of wet hiding power Ev C&C 3
(brush-out method
US 793:2007, Paints and varnishes —
1210 Ev C&C 3
Determination of traffic wear index
US 799:2007, Paints and varnishes –
1211 Ev C&C 3
Determination of skid resistance
US 800:2007, Paints and varnishes
— Determination of retro-reflected
1212 Ev C&C 3
luminance by means of portable
retro-reflectometer
US 801:2007,Paints and varnishes
Determination of daylight 45°, 0°
1213 Ev C&C 3
luminous directional reflectance of
surface coatings and pigments
US 883-1:2011, Single-use medical
examination gloves — Part 1:
1214 Ev C&C 3
Specification for gloves made from
rubber latex or rubber solution
US 883-2:2011, Single-use medical
examination gloves — Part 2:
1215 Ev C&C 3
Specification for gloves made from
poly (vinyl chloride)

87
US 966-1:2011, Medical devices —

Surgical gowns, drapes and clean
1216 Ev C&C 3
air suits, — Part 1: General
requirements
1217 Surgical gowns, drapes and clean Ev C&C 3
air suits, — Part 2: Test methods
Surgical gowns, drapes and clean
1218 air suits, — Part 3: Performance Ev C&C 3
requirements and performance
levels
US ISO 10282:2014, Single-use
1219 sterile rubber surgical gloves — Ev C&C 3
Specification (2nd
Annex A
US ISO 10290: 1993, Textiles —
1220 Ev C&C 3
Cotton yarns — Specification
US ISO 105- E04:2015, Textiles —
1221 Tests for colour fastness — Part E04: Ev C&C 3
Colour fastness to perspiration
US ISO 105- X12:2001, Textiles —
1222 Tests for colour fastness — Part X12: Ev C&C 3
Colour fastness to rubbing
US ISO 10555-1:2013, Intravascular
catheters — Sterile and single-use
1223 Ev C&C 3
catheters — Part 1: General
requirements (2nd Edition)
1224 Ev C&C 3
catheters — Part 3: Central venous
catheters (2nd Edition)
1225 Ev C&C 3
catheters — Part 4: Balloon dilatation
catheters (2nd Edition)
1226 Ev C&C 3
catheters — Part 5: Over-needle
peripheral catheters (2nd Edition)
US ISO 105-Z11:1998, Textiles —
Tests for colour fastness — Part Z11:
1227 Ev C&C 3
Evaluation of spiciness of colorant
dispersions
US ISO 10993-1:2003, Biological
1228 evaluation of medical devices — Ev C&C 3
Part 1: Evaluation and testing
evaluation of medical devices —
1229 Ev C&C 3
Part 10: Tests for irritation and
delayed-type hypersensitivity
Part 11: Tests for systemic toxicity
1231 Ev C&C 3
Part 12: Sample preparation and
reference materials
Part 13: Identification and
1232 Ev C&C 3
quantification of degradation
products from polymeric medical
devices

88

1233 Part 14: Identification and Ev C&C 3
products from ceramics
1234 Part 15: Identification and Ev C&C 3
products from metals and alloys
1235 Part 16: Toxic kinetic study design Ev C&C 3
for degradation products and
leachable
Annex A

1236 Ev C&C 3
Part 17: Establishment of allowable
limits for leachable substances
1237 Part 19: Physico-chemical, Ev C&C 3
morphological and topographical
characterization of materials
Part 2: Animal welfare requirements
1239 Part 20: Principles and methods for Ev C&C 3
immunotoxicology testing of
medical devices
1240 Part 3: Tests for genotoxicity, Ev C&C 3
carcinogenicity and reproductive
toxicity
1241 Ev C&C 3
Part 4: Selection of tests for
interactions with blood
Part 5: Tests for in vitro cytotoxicity
1243 Ev C&C 3
Part 6: Tests for local effects after
implantation
1244 Ev C&C 3
Part 7: Ethylene oxide sterilization
residuals
1245 Part 9: Framework for identification Ev C&C 3
and quantification of potential
degradation products
US ISO 11040-2:2011, Prefilled
syringes — Part 2: Plunger stoppers
1246 Ev C&C 3
for dental local anaesthetic
cartridges

89
US ISO 11640:2012, Leather — Tests

for colour fastness — Colour
1247 Ev C&C 3
fastness to cycles of to-and-fro
rubbing
US ISO 11642:2012, Leather — Tests
1248 for colour fastness — Colour Ev C&C 3
fastness to water
US ISO 11644:2009, Leather — Test
1249 Ev C&C 3
for adhesion of finish
US ISO 11948-1:1996, Urine-
1250 absorbing aids — Part 1: Whole- Ev C&C 3
product testing
US ISO 13485:2003, Medical devices
— Quality management systems —
1251 Ev C&C 3
Requirements for regulatory
Annex A
purposes
US ISO 13997:1999, Protective
clothing — Mechanical properties —
1252 Ev C&C 3
cutting by sharp objects
US ISO 14930:2012, Leather —
1253 Leather for dress gloves — Ev C&C 3
Specification
US ISO 14931:2004, Leather — Guide
1254 to the selection of leather for Ev C&C 3
apparel excluding furs
US ISO 1513:2010, Paints and
1255 varnishes — Examination and Ev C&C 3
preparation of test samples
1256 varnishes — Bend test (cylindrical Ev C&C 3
mandrel) (2nd edition)
US ISO 15223-2:2010, Medical
devices — Symbols to be used with
medical device labels, labelling and
1257 Ev C&C 3
information to be supplied — Part 2
— Symbol development, selection
and validation
1258 varnishes —Determination of Ev C&C 3
fineness of grind
US ISO 15245-1:2001, Parallel
1259 threads for connection of valves to Ev C&C 3
gas cylinders — Part 1: Specification
US ISO 15245-2: 2001. Gas cylinders
— Parallel threads for connection of
1260 Ev C&C 3
valves to gas cylinders — Part 2:
Gauge inspection
US ISO 15528:2013, Paints, varnishes
1261 and raw materials for paints and Ev C&C 3
varnishes – Sampling (2nd edition)
US ISO 16021:2000, Urine-absorbing
aids — Basic principles for
evaluation of single-use adult-
1262 Ev C&C 3
incontinence-absorbing aids from
the perspective of users and
caregivers
US ISO 16037:2002 Rubber
1263 condoms for clinical trials — Ev C&C 3
Measurement of physical properties
1264 Upholstery leather characteristics — Ev C&C 3
Selection of leather for furniture

90
US ISO 16900-1:2014, Respiratory

protective devices — Methods of
1265 Ev C&C 3
test and test equipment — Part 1:
Determination of inward leakage
1266 Ev C&C 3
test and test equipment — Part 11:
Determination of field of vision
1267 test and test equipment — Part 2: Ev C&C 3
Determination of breathing
resistance
Annex A
1268 test and test equipment — Part 3: Ev C&C 3

Determination of particle filter
penetration
US ISO 16972:2010, Respiratory
protective devices — Terms,
1269 Ev C&C 3
definitions, graphical symbols and
units of measurement
US ISO 17072-2:2011, Leather —
Chemical determination of metal
1270 Ev C&C 3
content — Part 2: Total metal
content
protective devices — Performance
1271 Ev C&C 3
requirements — Part 3: Thread
connection
US ISO 17694:2003, Footwear —
1272 Test methods for uppers and lining Ev C&C 3
— Flex resistance
1273 Test methods for uppers, linings and Ev C&C 3
insocks — Tear strength
US ISO 17697:2016, Footwear — Test
1274 methods for uppers, lining and Ev C&C 3
insocks — Seam strength
Test methods for uppers and lining
1275 Ev C&C 3
— Water vapour permeability and
absorption
Test methods for uppers, linings and
1276 Ev C&C 3
insocks — Colour fastness to
rubbing
1277 methods for uppers — Water Ev C&C 3
resistance
1278 Test methods for uppers — Tensile Ev C&C 3
strength and elongation
1279 Test methods for outsoles — Flex Ev C&C 3
resistance
1280 Test methods for whole shoe — Ev C&C 3
Upper sole adhesion
US ISO 18454: 2001 Footwear -
Standard atmospheres for
1281 Ev C&C 3
conditioning and testing of footwear
and components for footwear

91
US ISO 1974:1990, Paper —

1282 Determination of tearing resistance Ev C&C 3
(Elmendorf method)
1283 Ev C&C 3
Vocabulary
US ISO 19954: 2003, Footwear —
Test methods for whole shoe —
1284 Ev C&C 3
Washability in a domestic washing
machine
1285 Test methods for outsoles — Ev C&C 3
Compression energy
Test method for outsoles, insoles,
1286 Ev C&C 3
linings and in socks — Water soluble
Annex A
content
1287 methods for outsoles — Abrasion Ev C&C 3
resistance
1288 Test methods for outsoles — Ev C&C 3
Needle tear strength
Test methods for outsoles —
1289 Ev C&C 3
Determination of split tear strength
and delamination resistance
1290 Test methods for insoles — Ev C&C 3
Resistance to stitch tear
US ISO 225:1983 Rubber footwear,
1291 lined industrial, for use at low Ev C&C 3
temperatures
Test methods for insoles and in
1292 Ev C&C 3
socks — Water absorption and
desorption
1293 Test methods for whole shoe — Ev C&C 3
Heel attachment
1294 Test methods for outsoles — Tensile Ev C&C 3
strength and elongation
US ISO 22702:2005 Utility lighters —
1295 General consumer-safety Ev C&C 3
requirements
US ISO 23409:2011, Male condoms
— Requirements and test methods
1296 Ev C&C 3
for condoms made from synthetic
materials
Physical and mechanical tests —
1297 Ev C&C 3
Sample preparation and
conditioning
US ISO 2470:1990, Paper, board and
pulps — Measurement of diffuse
1298 Ev C&C 3
blue reflectance factor (ISO
brightness)
US ISO 2471:1998, Paper and board
— Determination of opacity (paper
1299 Ev C&C 3
backing) — Diffuse reflectance
method
US ISO 269:1985, Corresponding
1300 Ev C&C 3
envelopes — Designation and sizes

92
US ISO 2758:2001, Paper —

1301 Ev C&C 3
Determination of bursting strength
1302 varnishes — Determination of film Ev C&C 3
thickness
varnishes — Determination of gloss
1303 Ev C&C 3
value at 20 degrees, 60 degrees
and 85 degrees
US ISO 2820:1974, Leather — Raw
1304 hides of cattle and horses — Method Ev C&C 3
of trim
US ISO 2821:1974, Leather — Raw
1305 hides of cattle and horses — Ev C&C 3
Preservation by stack salting
Annex A
US ISO 2822-1:1998, Raw cattle

1306 hides and calf skins — Part 1: Ev C&C 3
Descriptions of defects
US ISO 29941: 2010, Condoms —
Determination of nitrosamines
1307 Ev C&C 3
migrating from natural rubber latex
condoms
US ISO 29942:2011, Prophylactic
1308 dams — Requirements and test Ev C&C 3
methods
US ISO 3175-2:2010, Textiles —
Professional care, dry-cleaning and
wet-cleaning of fabrics and
1309 garments — Part 2: Procedure for Ev C&C 3
testing performance when cleaning
and finishing using
tetrachloroethene
US ISO 3195: 1975, Sodium
hydroxide for industrial use —
1310 Sampling — Test sample — Ev C&C 3
Preparation of the main solution for
carrying out certain determinations
US ISO 3196: 1975, Sodium
hydroxide for industrial use —
1311 Ev C&C 3
Determination of carbonates
content — Titrimetric method
US ISO 32:1977, Gas cylinders for
1312 medical use — Marking for Ev C&C 3
identification of content
US ISO 3233-1:2013, Paints and
varnishes — Determination of the
percentage volume of nonvolatile
matter — Part 1: Method using a
1313 Ev C&C 3
coated test panel to determine non-
volatile matter and to determine dry
film density by the Archimedes
principle
varnishes — Determination of non-
1314 Ev C&C 3
volatile matter of paints, varnishes
and binders for paints and varnishes
varnishes and their raw materials —
1315 Ev C&C 3
Temperature and humidities for
conditioning and testing

93

1316 Ev C&C 3
Determination of tensile strength
and percentage extension
1317 Ev C&C 3
Determination of resistance to grain
cracking and grain crack index
1318 Ev C&C 3
Determination of shrinkage
temperature up to 100 °C
varnishes — Determination of
"soluble" metal content — Part 1:
Annex A
1319 Determination of lead content — Ev C&C 3
Flame atomic absorption
spectrometric method and dithizone
spectrophotometric method
US ISO 3998:2013, Textiles —
1320 Determination of resistance to Ev C&C 3
certain insect pests
1321 Chemical tests — Determination of Ev C&C 3
pH
1322 Determination of sulphated total ash Ev C&C 3
and sulphated water insoluble ash
Chemical tests — Determination of
1323 Ev C&C 3
matter soluble in dichloromethane
and free fatty acid content
Chemical tests — Determination of
1324 water-soluble matter, water-soluble Ev C&C 3
inorganic matter and water-soluble
organic matter
US ISO 4625-1:2004, Binders for
paints and varnishes —
1325 Ev C&C 3
Determination of softening point —
Part 1: Ring-and-ball method
varnishes — Evaluation of
degradation of coatings —
Designation of quantity and size of
1326 Ev C&C 3
defects, and of intensity of uniform
changes in appearance — Part 6:
Assessment of degree of chalking
by tape method (2nd edition
US ISO 4643:1992, Moulded plastics
footwear — Lined or unlined
1327 poly(vinyl chloride) boots for Ev C&C 3
general industrial use —
Specification
US ISO 4683-1:1998, Raw sheep
1328 skins — Part 1: Descriptions of Ev C&C 3
defects
US ISO 4683-2:1999, Raw sheep
1329 skins — Part 2: Designation and Ev C&C 3
presentation
1330 Chemical tests — Determination of Ev C&C 3
volatile matter

94
US ISO 534:1995, Paper and board —

1331 Determination of thickness, density Ev C&C 3
and specific volume
1332 Ev C&C 3
Determination of grammage
Chemical determination of chromic
1333 Ev C&C 3
oxide content — Part 1:
Quantification by titration
1334 Determination of flex resistance — Ev C&C 3
Part 1: Flexometer method
US ISO 5423:1992 Moulded plastics
footwear - Lined or unlined
1335 Ev C&C 3
polyurethane boots for general
Annex A
industrial use – Specification

US ISO 5431:2013, Leather — Wet
1336 Ev C&C 3
blue goat skins — Specification
US ISO 5432:2013, Leather — Wet
1337 Ev C&C 3
blue sheep skins — Specification
US ISO 5433:2013, Leather — Bovine
1338 Ev C&C 3
wet blue — Specification
US ISO 5923:1989, Fire protection —
1339 Fire extinguishing media — Carbon Ev C&C 3
dioxide
US ISO 6112:1992 Moulded plastics
footwear - Lined or unlined
poly(vinyl chloride) industrial boots
1340 Ev C&C 3
with general purpose resistance to
animal fats and vegetable oils –
Specification
1341 Ev C&C 3
Folders and files — Sizes
US ISO 6347: 2004, Textile floor
1342 Ev C&C 3
coverings — Consumer information
US ISO 6938: 1984, Textiles —
1343 Natural fibres — Generic names and Ev C&C 3
definitions
US ISO 7203-3:1999, Fire
extinguishing media — Foam
concentrates — Part 3: Specification
1344 Ev C&C 3
for low expansion foam
concentrates for top application to
water-miscible liquids
US ISO 7482-1:1998, Raw goat skins
1345 Ev C&C 3
— Part 1: Descriptions of defects
1346 — Part 2: Guidelines for grading on Ev C&C 3
the basis of mass and size
1347 — Part 3: Guidelines for grading on Ev C&C 3
the basis of defects
1348 varnishes — Colorimetry — Part 1: Ev C&C 3
Principles
Colour measurement
Calculation of colour differences

95
US ISO 7740:1985, Instruments for

1351 surgery — Scalpels with detachable Ev C&C 3
blades — Fitting dimensions
US ISO 7741:1986, Instruments for
surgery — Scissors and shears —
1352 Ev C&C 3
General requirements and test
methods
US ISO 7885:2010, Dentistry —
1353 Sterile injection needles for single Ev C&C 3
use
US ISO 7886-2:1996, Sterile
hypodermic syringes for single use
1354 Ev C&C 3
— Part 2: Syringes for use with
power-driven syringe pumps
Annex A
1355 Ev C&C 3
— Part 3: Autodisable syringes for
fixed-dose immunization
1356 Ev C&C 3
— Part 4: Syringes with re-use
prevention feature
US ISO 8124-1:2014, Safety of toys —
Part 1: Safety aspects related to
1357 Ev C&C 3
mechanical and physical properties
(3rd Edition)
US ISO 8124-2:2007, Safety of toys
1358 Ev C&C 3
— Part 2: Flammability (2nd Edition)
US ISO 8124-3:2010/Amd.1:2014,
1359 Safety of toys — Part 3: Migration of Ev C&C 3
certain elements (2nd Edition)
US ISO 8124-4:2010, Safety of toys —
Part 4: Swings, slides and similar
1360 Ev C&C 3
activity toys for indoor and outdoor
family domestic use
US ISO 8669-1: 1988, Urine
1361 Ev C&C 3
collection bags — Part 1: Vocabulary
US ISO 8669-2: 1996, Urine
1362 collection bags — Part 2: Ev C&C 3
Requirements and test methods
varnishes — Drying tests —Part
1363 Ev C&C 3
1:Determination of through-dry state
and through-dry time
1364 varnishes — Drying tests — Part Ev C&C 3
3:Surface-drying test using Ballotini
US ISO 9407:1991, Shoes sizes —
1365 Mondopoint System of sizing and Ev C&C 3
marking
US ISO 981: 1973, Sodium hydroxide
for industrial use — Determination of
1366 Ev C&C 3
chloride content — Mercurimetric
method
US ISO 9994: 2005/Amd.1: 2008,
1367 Ev C&C 3
Lighters — Safety specification
US ISO/TR 14969:2004, Medical
devices — Quality management
1368 Ev C&C 3
systems — Guidance on the
application of US ISO 13485:2003

96
US ISO/TS 14067:2013, Greenhouse

gases — Carbon footprint of
1369 products — Requirements and Ev C&C 3
guidelines for quantification and
communication
US ISO/TS 22367:2008, Medical
laboratories — Reduction of error
1370 Ev C&C 3
through risk management and
continual improvement
US, ISO 11507:2007, Paints and
varnishes — Exposure of coatings to
1371 Ev C&C 3
artificial weathering — Exposure to
fluorescent UV and water
US: 790:2007, Paints and varnishes
— Determination of dynamic of
Annex A
1372 Ev C&C 3
viscosity liquids — Stormer
viscometer method
US: 791:2007, Paints and varnishes —
1373 Determination of resistance to cold Ad C&C 3
water
US1565:2014,Standard specification
1374 Ad C&C 3
for water emulsion floor polish
Water quality — Determination of 16
polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons
1375 (PAH) in water – Method using gas Ad C&C 3
chromatography with mass
spectrometric detection (GC-MS)
Water quality — Determination of
arsenic and antimony – Part 2:
1376 Method using hydride generation Ad C&C 3
atomic absorption spectrometry
(HG-AAS)
highly volatile halogenated
1377 Ad C&C 3
hydrocarbons – Gas-
chromatographic methods
selenium – Part 2: Method using
1378 Ad C&C 3
hydride generation atomic
absorption spectrometry (HG-AAS)
sodium and potassium – Part 3:
1379 Determination of sodium and Ad C&C 3
potassium by flame emission
spectrometry
tetra- to octa-chlorinated dioxins
1380 Ad C&C 3
and furans – Method using isotope
dilution HRGC/HRMS
Water quality — Gross alpha activity
1381 Ad C&C 3
– Test method using thick source
Water quality — Gross beta activity
1382 in non-saline water – Test method Ad C&C 3
using thick source
Water quality — Test for inhibition of
oxygen consumption by activated
1383 Ad C&C 3
sludge for carbonaceous and
ammonium oxidation

97
Water quality -Preparation and

treatment of poorly water-soluble
organic compounds for the
1384 Ad C&C 3
subsequent evaluation of their
biodegradability in an aqueous
medium
WDUS 1762 Standard Guide for
1385 Sediment and Water Determination Ad C&C 3
in Crude Oil
WDUS 1763 Standard Test Method
1386 for Salts in Crude Oil (Electrometric Ad C&C 3
Method)
1387 for Water in Crude Oils by Ad C&C 3
Potentiometric Karl Fischer Titration
Annex A
1388 for Sediment in Crude Oil by Ad C&C 3
Membrane Filtration
1389 for Water in Crude Oils by Ad C&C 3
Coulometric Karl Fischer Titration
WDUS 1806 Standard Guide for
1390 Sediment and Water Determination Ad C&C 3
in Crude Oil
WDUS 1809Standard Test Method
for Water and Sediment in Crude Oil
1391 Ad C&C 3
by the Centrifuge Method
(Laboratory Procedure)
WDUS ISO 1513:2010,Paints and
1392 varnishes- Examination and Ad C&C 3
preparation of test samples
WDUS ISO 2808,Paints and
1393 varnishes — Determination of film Ad C&C 3
thickness
WDUS ISO 3251:2008,Paints,
varnishes and plastics —
1394 Ad C&C 3
Determination of non-volatile-
matter content.
ISO 24510: Activities relating to
drinking water and wastewater
1395 services — Guidelines for the Na ENG 3
assessment and for the
improvement of the service to users
1396 Na ENG 3
for concrete roofing tiles
Road Asset Management; Part1:
1397 Na ENG 3
Roughness,
Road Asset Management; Part 2:
1398 Na ENG 3
Rutting,
1399 Na ENG 3
Strength,
1400 Na ENG 3
Cracking,
1401 Na ENG 3
Skid Resistance,
1402 Na ENG 3
Texture
Agricultural machinery --
Equipment for sowing, planting,
1403 Ad ENG 3
distributing fertilizers and spraying -
- Recommended working widths

98
Corrosion of metals and alloys —

Stress corrosion testing — Part 6:
1404 Preparation and use of precracked Ad ENG 3
specimens for tests under constant
load or constant displacement
Corrugated fibreboard boxes for
1405 Ad ENG 3
packaging — Specification
Cutting - edge equipment -
1406 Ad ENG 3
Specification
intergranular corrosion of stainless
steels — Part 1: Austenitic and
1407 ferritic-austenitic (duplex) stainless Ad ENG 3
steels — Corrosion test in nitric acid
medium by measurement of loss in
Annex A
mass (Huey test)

intergranular corrosion of stainless
steels — Part 2: Ferritic, austenitic
1408 Ad ENG 3
and ferritic-austenitic (duplex)
stainless steels — Corrosion test in
media containing sulfuric acid
DUS ISO 22870:2016(en) Point-of-
1409 care testing (POCT) — Requirements Ad ENG 3
for quality and competence
DUS ISO 28007-1:2015 (en) Ships
and marine technology —
Guidelines for Private Maritime
Security Companies (PMSC)
1410 Ad ENG 3
providing privately contracted
armed security personnel (PCASP)
on board ships (and pro forma
contract) — Part 1: General
DUS ISO 8528-10 Reciprocating
internal combustion engine driven
alternating current generating sets
1411 Ad ENG 3
— Part 10: Measurement of airborne
noise by the enveloping surface
method
1412 alternating current generating sets Ad ENG 3
— Part 12: Emergency power supply
to safety services
1413 Ad ENG 3
— Part 2: Engines
— Part 3: Alternating current
generators for generating sets
— Part 4: Control gear and
switchgear
1416 Ad ENG 3
— Part 5: Generating sets

99

1417 Ad ENG 3
— Part 6: Test methods
— Part 7: Technical declarations for
specification and design
— Part 8: Requirements and tests for
low-power generating sets
Annex A
— Part 9: Measurement and
evaluation of mechanical vibrations
DUS ISO 9408:1999 Water quality --
Evaluation of ultimate aerobic
biodegradability of organic
1421 Ad ENG 3
compounds in aqueous medium by
determination of oxygen demand in
a closed respirometer
DUS ISO/IWA 17:2014(en)
Information and operations security
1422 Ad ENG 3
and integrity requirements for
lottery and gaming organizations.
DUS Tank 2031:2019 Provers — Part
1: Introduction to the Determination
1423 Ad ENG 3
of the Volume of Displacement and
Tank Provers
Earth-moving machinery --
1424 Conformity assessment and Ad ENG 3
certification process
Earth-moving machinery — Symbols
1425 for operator controls and other Ad ENG 3
displays — Part 1: Common symbols
Earth-moving machinery — Symbols
for operator controls and other
1426 displays — Part 2: Symbols for Ad ENG 3
specific machines, equipment and
accessories
Electric shavers for household use -
1427 Methods for measuring the Ad ENG 3
performance
Electric toasters for household and
1428 similar purposes - Methods for Ad ENG 3
measuring the performance
Electrical installations of buildings –
Part 7-712: Requirements for special
1429 installations or locations – Solar Ad ENG 3
photovoltaic (PV) power supply
systems
Electrically operated food
1430 preparation appliances - Methods Ad ENG 3
for measuring the performance
1431 Fibre ropes – General specification Ad ENG 3
Fibre-reinforced polymer (FRP)
1432 reinforcement of concrete — Test Ad ENG 3
methods — Part 2: FRP sheets
1433 Fire safety – Vocabulary Ad ENG 3

100
Fireproofing Practices in Petroleum

1434 and Petrochemical Processing Ad ENG 3
Plants
1435 Flame Arresters in Piping Systems Ad ENG 3
Freight containers -- Electronic
1436 seals -- Part 1: Communication Ad ENG 3
protocol
1437 seals -- Part 2: Application Ad ENG 3
requirements
1438 seals -- Part 3: Environmental Ad ENG 3
characteristics
1439 Ad ENG 3
seals -- Part 4: Data protection
Annex A
Gas cylinders — 17E and 25E taper

threads for connection of valves to
1440 Ad ENG 3
gas cylinders — Part 1:
Specifications
Gas cylinders — Compilation of
national and international valve
1441 stem/gas cylinder neck threads and Ad ENG 3
their identification and marking
system
Gas cylinders -- Conditions for filling
1442 Ad ENG 3
gas cylinders
Gas cylinders -- Methods for
establishing acceptance/rejection
criteria for flaws in seamless steel
1443 Ad ENG 3
and aluminium alloy cylinders at
time of periodic inspection and
testing
Gas cylinders -- Parallel threads for
1444 connection of valves to gas Ad ENG 3
cylinders -- Part 1: Specification
Gas cylinders -- Parallel threads for
cylinders -- Part 2: Gauge inspection
Gas cylinders — Parallel threads for
cylinders — Part 2: Gauge inspection
Gas cylinders — Refillable
composite gas cylinders and tubes
— Design, construction and testing
1447 Ad ENG 3
— Part 1: Hoop wrapped fibre
reinforced composite gas cylinders
and tubes up to 450 l
Gas cylinders -- Refillable welded
steel cylinders for liquified
1448 petroleum gas (LPG) -- Procedures Ad ENG 3
for checking before, during and
after filling
1449 Gas cylinders -- Safe handling Ad ENG 3
1450 Gas cylinders — Terminology Ad ENG 3
Gas cylinders — Transportable
refillable welded steel cylinders for
1451 Ad ENG 3
liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) —
Design and construction
Gas cylinders — Valve protection
1452 caps and valve guards — Design, Ad ENG 3
construction and tests

101
Gas cylinders-Refillable composite

gas cylinders and tubes-Part 3: Fully
wrapped fibre reinforced composite
1453 Ad ENG 3
gas cylinders and tubes up to 450L
with non-load –sharing metallic or
non-metallic liners
Gas cylinders-Refillable composite
gas cylinders and tubes-Part 3: Fully
wrapped fibre reinforced composite
gas cylinders and tubes up to 450L
1454 Ad ENG 3
with non-load –sharing metallic or
non-metallic liners Gas cylinders
— Refillable composite gas
cylinders and
1455 General Guidelines On Halal Food Ad ENG 3
Annex A
General lighting – LEDs and LED
1456 Ad ENG 3
modules – Terms and definitions
General requirements for the
1457 competence of testing and Ad ENG 3
calibration laboratories
1458 Ad ENG 3
Conformance and testing
1459 Geographic information — Profiles Ad ENG 3
1460 Ad ENG 3
Terminology
Glass fibre reinforced epoxy piping
1461 Ad ENG 3
system — Specification
Glass fibre reinforced plastic —
1462 Piping for water and sewer systems Ad ENG 3
— Specification
Glossary of terms Relating to
1463 Aluminium and Aluminium Alloys – Ad ENG 3
Unwrought and Wrought metals
Household electric cooking
1464 appliances - Part 2: Hobs - Methods Ad ENG 3
for measuring performance
Household electrical hair care
1465 appliances –Methods of measuring Ad ENG 3
the performance
Household portable appliances for
1466 cooking, grilling and similar use - Ad ENG 3
Methods of measuring performance
IEC 62031:2014 LED modules for
1467 general lighting – Safety Ad ENG 3
specifications
ISO 12821, Glass packaging — 26 H
1468 Ad ENG 3
180 crown finish — Dimensions
ISO 12822, Glass packaging — 26 H
1469 Ad ENG 3
126 crown finish — Dimensions
ISO 7458, Glass containers —
1470 Internal pressure resistance — Test Ad ENG 3
methods
Thermal shock resistance and
1471 Ad ENG 3
thermal shock endurance — Test
methods
1472 Determination of capacity by Ad ENG 3
gravimetric method — Test method
1473 Resistance to vertical load — Test Ad ENG 3
method

102
ISO 9008, Glass bottles — Verticality

1474 Ad ENG 3
— Test method
ISO 9009, Glass containers — Height
and non-parallelism of finish with
1475 Ad ENG 3
reference to container base — Test
methods
ISO 9885, Wide-mouth glass
containers — Deviation from flatness
1476 Ad ENG 3
of top sealing surface — Test
methods
Photovoltaic (PV) array - On-site
1477 measurement of current-voltage Ad ENG 3
characteristics
Photovoltaic (PV) module
performance testing and energy
Annex A
1478 rating - Part 1: Irradiance and Ad ENG 3

temperature performance
measurements and power rating
Photovoltaic (PV) module safety
1479 qualification - Part 1: Requirements Ad ENG 3
for construction
Photovoltaic (PV) module safety
1480 qualification - Part 2: Requirements Ad ENG 3
for testing
Photovoltaic (PV) modules -
1481 Ad ENG 3
Ammonia corrosion testing
Photovoltaic (PV) modules - Cyclic
1482 Ad ENG 3
(dynamic) mechanical load testing
Photovoltaic (PV) modules - Test
methods for the detection of
1483 Ad ENG 3
potential-induced degradation -
Part 1: Crystalline silicon
Photovoltaic (PV) standalone
1484 Ad ENG 3
systems - Design verification
Photovoltaic devices - Procedures
for temperature and irradiance
1485 Ad ENG 3
corrections to measured I-V
characteristics
Photovoltaic pumping systems -
1486 Design qualification and Ad ENG 3
performance measurements
Recommendations for renewable
energy and hybrid systems for rural
1487 electrification - Part 12-1: Selection Ad ENG 3
of lamps and lighting appliances for
off-grid electricity systems
1488 electrification - Part 2: From Ad ENG 3
requirements to a range of
electrification systems
1489 Ad ENG 3
electrification - Part 3: Project
development and management
1490 Ad ENG 3
electrification - Part 4: System
selection and design
1491 Ad ENG 3
electrification - Part 5: Protection
against electrical hazards

103
Recommendations for small

renewable energy and hybrid
1492 Ad ENG 3
systems for rural electrification -
Part 7: Generators
1493 systems for rural electrification - Ad ENG 3
Part 7-1: Generators - Photovoltaic
generators
Part 8-1: Selection of batteries and
1494 Ad ENG 3
battery management systems for
stand-alone electrification systems -
Annex A
Specific case of automotive flooded
lead-acid batteries ava
1495 Ad ENG 3
Part 9-1: Micro power systems
1496 Ad ENG 3
Part 9-2: Micro grids
Part 9-3: Integrated system - User
interface
Part 9-4: Integrated system - User
installation
1499 Ad ENG 3
Part 9-5: Integrated system -
Selection of stand-alone lighting kits
for rural electrification
1500 Ad ENG 3
Part 9-6: Integrated system -
Selection of Photovoltaic Individual
Electrification Systems (PV-IES)
1501 Refined white sugar Ad ENG 3
Reinforced plastic composites –
1502 Specifications for pultruded profiles: Ad ENG 3
Part 1 – Designation
Specifications for pultruded profiles:
1503 Ad ENG 3
Part 2 – Method of test and general
requirements
1504 Specifications for pultruded profiles: Ad ENG 3
Part 3 – Specific requirements
Requirements for Safe Entry and
1505 Cleaning of Petroleum Storage Ad ENG 3
Tanks

104
Respiratory protective devices --

Human factors -- Part 3:
Physiological responses and
1506 Ad ENG 3
limitations of oxygen and limitations
of carbon dioxide in the breathing
environment
Respiratory protective devices --
Human factors -- Part 4: Work of
1507 Ad ENG 3
breathing and breathing resistance:
Physiologically based limits
Road vehicles — Anchorages in
vehicles and attachments to
anchorages for child restraint
1508 systems — Part 1: Seat bight Ad ENG 3
anchorages and attachments
Annex A
AMENDMENT 1: CRF reduced height

specification
Road vehicles -- Anchorages in
1509 anchorages for child restraint Ad ENG 3
systems -- Part 2: Top tether
anchorages and attachments
Road vehicles -- Anchorages in
anchorages for child restraint
1510 Ad ENG 3
systems -- Part 3: Classification of
child restraint dimensions and space
in vehicle
Road Vehicles — Utility Trailers —
1511 Ad ENG 3
Technical Requirements
Safe Welding, Cutting, and Hot
1512 Work Practices in the Petroleum Ad ENG 3
and Petrochemical Industries
Safety devices for protection
1513 against excessive pressure -- Part 1: Ad ENG 3
Safety valves
Safety footwear with resistance to
1514 Ad ENG 3
chain saw cutting
Safety of machinery — Emergency
1515 Ad ENG 3
stop function — Principles for design
Safety of machinery — General
1516 principles for design — Risk Ad ENG 3
assessment and risk reduction
Safety of machinery — Minimum
1517 gaps to avoid crushing of parts of Ad ENG 3
the human body
Safety of machinery — Pressure-
sensitive protective devices — Part
1518 2: General principles for design and Ad ENG 3
testing of pressure-sensitive edges
and pressure-sensitive bars
Safety of machinery — Prevention of
1519 Ad ENG 3
unexpected start-up
Safety of machinery — Safety
distances to prevent hazard zones
1520 Ad ENG 3
being reached by upper and lower
limbs
Safety of machinery — Two-hand
1521 control devices — Principles for Ad ENG 3
design and selection

105
Safety of power converters for use

in photovoltaic power systems -
1522 Ad ENG 3
Part 2: Particular requirements for
inverters
Safety requirements for escalators
and moving walks -- Part 1: Global
1523 Ad ENG 3
essential safety requirements
(GESR)
Safety requirements for lifts
(elevators) -- Part 2: Safety
1524 parameters meeting the global Ad ENG 3
essential safety requirements
(GESRs)
Safety requirements for lifts
(elevators) -- Part 4: Global
Annex A
1525 conformity assessment procedures Ad ENG 3
(GCAP) -- Certification and
accreditation requirements
Sawn softwood timber — Part 4:
1526 Brandering and battens — Ad ENG 3
Specification
School furniture, classroom chairs
1527 Ad ENG 3
and tables - Recommendations
Seamless steel tubes for pressure
purposes - Technical delivery
1528 conditions - Part 1 : Unalloyed steels Ad ENG 3
with specified room temperature
properties
Security and resilience --
authenticity, integrity and trust for
products and documents --
1529 guidelines for establishing Ad ENG 3
interoperability among object
identification systems to deter
counterfeiting and illicit trade
security and resilience --
authesecurity and resilience --
authenticity, integrity and trust for
products and documents -- general
1530 Ad ENG 3
prinnticity, integrity and trust for
products and documents -- general
principles for product fraud risk and
countermeasures
Security and resilience -- business
continuity management systems --
1531 Ad ENG 3
guidelines for business continuity
strategy
community resilience -- guidelines
1532 Ad ENG 3
for supporting vulnerable persons in
an emergency
emergency management --
1533 guidelines for implementation of a Ad ENG 3
community-based landslide early
warning system
Security and resilience —
Emergency management —
1534 Ad ENG 3
Guidelines for monitoring facilities
with identified hazards
security and resilience -- guidelines
1535 Ad ENG 3
for complexity assessment process

106
Security Risk Assessment

Methodology for the Petroleum and
Petrochemical Industries Prepared
1536 Ad ENG 3
by a Security Risk Assessment (SRA)
Committee of the American
Petroleum Institute (API)
Systems and software engineering
— Systems and software quality
1537 requirements and evaluation Ad ENG 3
(SQuaRE) — Measurement of quality
in use
Systems and software engineering
— Systems and software Quality
Requirements and Evaluation
1538 Ad ENG 3
(SQuaRE) — Measurement of
Annex A
system and software product

quality
Transportable gas cylinders —
1539 Inspection and maintenance of Ad ENG 3
cylinder valves
Transportable refillable steel and
1540 aluminium liquefied petroleum gas Ad ENG 3
(LPG) cylinders — Disposal
Underground mining machines --
Mobile extracting machines at the
1541 Ad ENG 3
face -- Safety requirements for
shearer loaders and plough systems
Welding — Fusion-welded joints in
steel, nickel, titanium and their
1542 Ad eNG 3
alloys (beam welding excluded) —
Quality levels for imperfections
Animal and vegetable fats and oils -
1543 Ad F&A 3
- Determination of iodine value
CAC/GL 14-1991,Guide for the
microbiological quality of spices
1544 Ad F&A 3
and herbs used in processed meat
and poultry products
CAC/GL 78-2011,Guidelines for the
1545 control of campylobacter and Ad F&A 3
salmonella in chicken meat
CAC/GL 85-2014, Guidelines for the
1546 control of taenia saginata in meat of Ad F&A 3
domestic cattle
CAC/GL 86-2015 Guidelines for the
1547 control of trichinella spp. In meat of Ad F&A 3
suidae
CAC/RCP 59-2005, Code of practice
1548 for the prevention and reduction of Ad F&A 3
aflatoxin contamination in tree nuts
Food grade Tin Greasers -
1549 Ad F&A 3
Specification
General Standard for Contaminants
1550 and Toxins in Food and Feed Ad F&A 3
(Revision)
General Standard for Food Additives
1551 Ad F&A 3
(Revision)
General Standard for Labelling of
1552 Food Additives sold as such Ad F&A 3
(Revision
1553 General standard for Probiotics Ad F&A 3
Glossary of terms used in
1554 Ad F&A 3
confectionery trade

107
Guidelines for the Use of

1555 Ad F&A 3
Flavourings (Standard for Adoption)
ISO 27085: Animal feeding stuff-
Determination of Calcium, Sodium,
Phosphorous, Magnesium,
1556 Potassium, iron, zinc, copper, Ad F&A 3
mangenese, cobolt,molybdenum,
arsenic, lead and cadminium by ICP-
AES.
Meat and meat products -
1557 Determination of total fat content Ad F&A 3
(Reference method)
Microbiology of food and animal
1558 feeding stuffs – Horizontal method Ad F&A 3
for the detection of Shigella spp.
Annex A
Microbiology of food and animal
feeding stuffs —Horizontal method
for the enumeration of β-
1559 glucuronidase - positive Escherichia Ad F&A 3
coli — Part 2: Colony-count
technique at 44 °C using 5-bromo-4
chloro-3-indolyl β– D –glucuronide
Microbiology of the food chain -
Horizontal method for the detection,
1560 enumeration and serotyping of Ad F&A 3
Salmonella - Part 3: Guidelines for
serotyping of Salmonella spp.
Pesticides and other agrochemicals
-- Common names and
1561 Ad F&A 3
amendments ISO 1750:1981/Add 1,
2, 3, 4
Pesticides and other agrochemicals
1562 -- Principles for the selection of Ad F&A 3
common names
Pesticides and their application for
1563 the control of vectors and pests of Ad F&A 3
public health importance.
Sustainable and traceable cocoa --
1564 Part 1: Requirements for cocoa Ad F&A 3
sustainability management systems
US ISO 15774:2017 Animal and
vegetable fats and oils --
1565 Determination of cadmium content Ad F&A 3
by direct graphite furnace atomic
absorption spectrometry
US ISO 3960:2017 Animal and
vegetable fats and oils --
1566 Determination of peroxide value -- Ad f&A 3
Iodometric (visual) endpoint
determinatio
US ISO 17364:2013, Supply chain
applications of RFID — Returnable
1567 Ad S&S 3
transport items (RTIs) and returnable
packaging items (RPIs)
Basic principles for graphical
symbols for use on equipment —
1568 Ad S&S 3
Part 1: Creation of graphical symbols
for registration
Basic principles for graphical
1569 symbols for use on equipment — Ad S&S 3
Part 2: Form and use
Codes for the representation of
1570 Ad S&S 3
currencies

108
Conformity assessment —
Requirements for bodies providing
audit and certification of
management systems — Part 10:
1571 Ad S&S 3
Competence requirements for
auditing and certification of
occupational health and safety
management systems
Conformity assessment --
management systems -- Part 11:
1572 Ad S&S 3
auditing and certification of facility
management (FM) management
Annex A
systems
1573 management systems -- Part 7: Ad S&S 3
auditing and certification of road
traffic safety management systems
management systems -- Part 8:
1574 Competence requirements for Ad S&S 3
auditing and certification of
management systems for
sustainable development in
communities
Construction procurement -- Part 1:
1575 Processes, methods and Ad S&S 3
procedures
1576 Formatting and compilation of Ad S&S 3
procurement documentation
1577 Ad S&S 3
Standard conditions of tender
1578 Participation of targeted enterprises Ad S&S 3
in contracts
1579 Participation of targeted partners in Ad S&S 3
joint ventures in contracts
1580 Participation of targeted labour in Ad S&S 3
contracts
Contractor Safety Performance
1581 Ad S&S 3
Process
Core banking – Mobile financial
1582 Ad S&S 3
services – Part 1: General framework
Core banking -- Mobile financial
services -- Part 2: Security and data
1583 Ad S&S 3
protection for mobile financial
services
1584 services -- Part 3: Financial Ad S&S 3
application lifecycle management
1585 services -- Part 4: Mobile payments- Ad S&S 3
to-persons

109
Cranes — Graphical symbols — Part

1586 Ad S&S 3
3: Tower cranes
Cranes — Graphical symbols: — Part
1587 Ad S&S 3
2: Mobile cranes
Development of service standards -
1588 - Recommendations for addressing Ad S&S 3
consumer issues
DUS ISO 10393:2013(en) Consumer
1589 product recall — Guidelines for Ad S&S 3
suppliers
DUS ISO 16000-1:2004(en) Indoor air
1590 — Part 1: General aspects of Ad S&S 3
sampling strategy
DUS ISO 20858:2015 (en) Ships and
marine technology — Maritime port
Annex A
1591 Ad S&S 3
facility security assessments and
security plan development
Electronic waste-
1592 collection,storage,transportation Ad S&S 3
and treatment of used equipment.
Elevating work platforms — Mast-
1593 Ad S&S 3
climbing work platforms
Environmental labels and
declarations -- Self-declared
1594 Ad S&S 3
environmental claims (Type II
environmental labelling)
Environmental management
1595 systems -- Guidelines for a flexible Ad S&S 3
approach to phased implementation
Environmental management
systems — Guidelines for the
phased implementation of an
1596 environmental management Ad S&S 3
system, including the use of
environmental performance
evaluation
Ergonomics -- Accessible design --
A method for estimating minimum
1597 Ad S&S 3
legible font size for people at any
age
Ergonomics of human-system
1598 interaction -- Part 11: Usability: Ad S&S 3
Definitions and concepts
1599 interaction -- Part 112: Principles for Ad S&S 3
the presentation of information
1600 interaction -- Part 125: Guidance on Ad S&S 3
visual presentation of information
1601 interaction -- Part 161: Guidance on Ad S&S 3
visual user-interface elements
interaction -- Part 391:
1602 Requirements, analysis and Ad S&S 3
compliance test methods for the
reduction of photosensitive seizures
Ergonomics of the physical
environment — Subjective
1603 Ad S&S 3
judgement scales for assessing
physical environments

110
Fatigue Risk Management Systems

1604 for Personnel in the Petroleum and Ad S&S 3
Petrochemical Industries
Financial services -- Entity legal
1605 Ad S&S 3
forms (ELF)
Foot and leg protectors --
Requirements and test methods for
1606 Ad S&S 3
footwear component -- Part 2: Non-
metallic toecaps
1607 Ad s&S 3
footwear components -- Part 3:
Metallic perforation resistant inserts
Annex A
1608 footwear components -- Part 4: Ad S&S 3

Non-metallic perforation resistant
inserts
1609 Foot care products— Specification Ad s&S 3
1610 Forms design - Basic layout Ad S&S 3
Graphical symbols — Safety signs —
1611 Safety way guidance systems Ad S&S 3
(SWGS)
Graphical symbols for use on
1612 Ad S&S 3
equipment -- Registered symbols
Greenhouse gas management and
related activities — Framework and
1613 Ad s&S 3
principles for methodologies on
climate actions
Greenhouse gases — Carbon
footprint of products —
1614 Ad s&S 3
Requirements and guidelines for
quantification
Greenhouse gases — Part 2:
Specification with guidance at the
project level for quantification,
1615 monitoring and reporting of Ad s&S 3
greenhouse gas emission
reductions or removal
enhancements
Greenhouse gases – Part 3
Specification with guidance for
1616 Ad s&S 3
validation and verification of
greenhouse gas assertions
1617 Guidance on unit pricing Ad s&S 3
Health informatics -- Requirements
1618 Ad S&S 3
for electronic prescriptions
Health informatics -- Requirements
1619 for medicinal product dictionary Ad S&S 3
systems for health care
Human resource management –
1620 Ad s&S 3
Vocabulary.
1621 Industrial safety helmets Ad S&S 3
Information and documentation —
1622 Digital records conversion and Ad S&S 3
migration process
1623 Implementation guidelines for Ad S&S 3
digitization of records

111

Principles and functional
requirements for records in
1624 Ad S&S 3
electronic office environments —
Part 1: Overview and statement of
principle
Principles and functional
requirements for records in
1625 electronic office environments — Ad S&S 3
Part 2: Guidelines and functional
requirements for digital records
management systems
Information and operations security
1626 and integrity requirements for Ad S&S 3
Annex A
lottery and gaming organizations
Information technology -- Security
techniques -- A framework for
1627 identity management -- Part 2: Ad S&S 3
Reference architecture and
requirements
1628 techniques -- Code of practice for Ad S&S 3
information security controls
1629 techniques -- Entity authentication Ad S&S 3
assurance framework
Information technology -- Service
1630 management -- Part 1: Service Ad S&S 3
management system requirements
Information technology — User
1631 interfaces — Accessible user Ad S&S 3
interface for accessibility settings
Interpreting services -- General
1632 requirements and Ad S&S 3
recommendations
ISO 10333-1:2000 Personal fall-
1633 arrest systems -- Part 1: Full-body Ad S&S 3
harnesses
ISO 10845-7:2011 Construction
procurement -- Part 7: Participation
1634 Ad S&S 3
of local enterprises and labour in
contracts
ISO 11611:2015 Protective clothing
1635 for use in welding and allied Ad S&S 3
processes
ISO 11612:2015 Protective clothing --
Clothing to protect against heat and
1636 Ad S&S 3
flame -- Minimum performance
requirements
ISO 12609-1:2013 Eyewear for
protection against intense light
sources used on humans and
1637 Ad S&S 3
animals for cosmetic and medical
applications -- Part 1: Specification
for products
ISO 12609-2:2013 Eyewear for
protection against intense light
sources used on humans and
1638 Ad S&S 3
animals for cosmetic and medical
applications -- Part 2: Guidance for
use

112
ISO 13688:2013 Protective clothing -

1639 Ad S&S 3
- General requirements
ISO 15190:2003(en) Medical
1640 laboratories — Requirements for Ad S&S 3
safety
ISO 16106:2006(en) Packaging —
Transport packages for dangerous
goods — Dangerous goods
1641 packagings, intermediate bulk Ad S&S 3
containers (IBCs) and large
packagings — Guidelines for the
application of ISO 9001.
ISO 16678:2014 Guidelines for
interoperable object identification
1642 and related authentication systems Ad S&S 3
Annex A
to deter counterfeiting and illicit

trade
ISO 18458:2015 Biomimetics --
1643 Terminology, concepts and Ad S&S 3
methodology
ISO 18788:2015 Management
system for private security
1644 Ad S&S 3
operations -- Requirements with
guidance for use
ISO 20187:2016 Inflatable play
1645 equipment -- Safety requirements Ad S&S 3
and test methods
ISO 22157:2019 Preview Bamboo
structures -- Determination of
1646 Ad S&S 3
physical and mechanical properties
of bamboo culms -- Test methods
ISO 22568-1:2019 Foot and leg
protectors -- Requirements and test
1647 Ad S&S 3
methods for footwear components -
- Part 1: Metallic toecaps
ISO 22846-2:2012 Personal
equipment for protection against
1648 Ad S&S 3
falls -- Rope access systems -- Part
2: Code of practice
ISO 22870:2016(en) Point-of-care
1649 testing (POCT) — Requirements for Ad S&S 3
quality and competence
ISO 6422-1:2010 Layout key for trade
1650 documents -- Part 1: Paper-based Ad S&S 3
documents
ISO 6507-1:2018 Metallic materials --
1651 Vickers hardness test -- Part 1: Test Ad S&S 3
method
ISO 7372:2005 Trade data
1652 interchange -- Trade data elements Ad S&S 3
directory
ISO 7409:1984, Fertilizers —Marking
1653 Ad S&S 3
—Presentation and declarations
ISO 7886-4:2018,Sterile hypodermic
syringes for single use — Part 4:
1654 Ad S&S 3
Syringes with re-use prevention
feature
ISO 8440:1986 Location of codes in
1655 Ad S&S 3
trade documents

113
ISO 8528-1 Reciprocating internal

combustion engine driven
1656 alternating current generating sets Ad S&S 3
— Part 1: Application, ratings and
performance
ISO 8601:2004 Data elements and
interchange formats -- Information
1657 Ad S&S 3
interchange -- Representation of
dates and times
ISO 9735:1988 Electronic data
interchange for administration,
1658 Ad S&S 3
commerce and transport (EDIFACT)
-- Application level syntax rules.
ISO 9735-1:2002 Electronic data
Annex A
1659 -- Application level syntax rules Ad S&S 3
(Syntax version number: 4, Syntax
release number: 1) -- Part 1: Syntax
rules common to all parts
rules specific to batch EDI
rules specific to interactive EDI
ISO/IEC 80079-34:2011(en)
Explosive atmospheres — Part 34:
1662 Ad S&S 3
Application of quality systems for
equipment manufacture
ISO/TR 21808:2009 Guidance on the
selection, use, care and
1663 maintenance of personal protective Ad S&S 3
equipment (PPE) designed to
provide protection for firefighters
ISO/TR 2801:2007 Clothing for
protection against heat and flame --
1664 General recommendations for Ad S&S 3
selection, care and use of protective
clothing
ISO/TS 13811:2015 Tourism and
related services -- Guidelines on
1665 developing environmental Ad S&S 3
specifications for accommodation
establishments
ISO/TS 16976-1:2015 Respiratory
protective devices -- Human factors
1666 Ad S&S 3
-- Part 1: Metabolic rates and
respiratory flow rates
1667 protective devices -- Human factors Ad S&S 3
-- Part 2: Anthropometrics

114

protective devices -- Human factors
-- Part 3: Physiological responses
1668 Ad S&S 3
and limitations of oxygen and
limitations of carbon dioxide in the
breathing environment
ISO/TS 22367:2008(en) Medical
laboratories — Reduction of error
1669 Ad S&S 3
through risk management and
continual improvement
Junction boxes for photovoltaic
1670 modules - Safety requirements and Ad S&S 3
tests
Kaolin Powder (soapstone) -
1671 Ad S&S 3
Specification
Annex A
Knitted fabrics - Description of

1672 Ad S&S 3
defects - Vocabulary
1673 Ladies' cardigans - Specification Ad S&S 3
Lamp control gear - Part 2-13:
Particular requirements for d.c. or
1674 Ad S&S 3
a.c. supplied electronic control gear
for LED modules
LED modules for general lighting –
1675 Ad S&S 3
Performance requirements
Lifts (elevators), escalators and
1676 moving walks – risk assessment and Ad S&S 3
reduction methodology
Packaging -- Recommendations for
1677 Ad S&S 3
addressing consumer needs
Patient and client eye protectors for
1678 use during laser or intense light Ad S&S 3
source (ILS) procedures -- Guidance
Performance and construction of
1679 electric circulating fans and Ad S&S 3
regulators
Performance criteria for
authentication solutions used to
1680 Ad S&S 3
combat counterfeiting of material
goods
Personal equipment for protection
against falls -- Rope access systems
1681 Ad S&S 3
-- Part 1: Fundamental principles for
a system of work
Personal equipment for protection
1682 against falls -- Rope access systems Ad S&S 3
-- Part 2: Code of practice
Personal eye-protectors –
1683 Ad S&S 3
Specifications
Personal eye-protectors -- Ultra-
1684 violet filters -- Utilisation and Ad S&S 3
transmittance requirements
Personal eye-protectors for welding
and related techniques -- Filters --
1685 Ad S&S 3
Utilisation and transmittance
requirements
Pest Management Services for Food
1686 Ad S&S 3
Businesses
Pesticides considered not to require
1687 Ad S&S 3
common names
Pipeline Safety Management
1688 Ad S&S 3
Systems (PSMS)

115
PPE ensembles for firefighters

1689 undertaking specific rescue Ad S&S 3
activities — Part 1: General
PPE ensembles for firefighters
1690 undertaking specific rescue Ad S&S 3
activities — Part 3: Clothing
Quality management systems --
1691 Guidelines for the application of ISO Ad s&S 3
9001 in local government
1692 Guidelines for the application of ISO Ad s&S 3
9001:2015
Particular requirements for the
1693 application of ISO 9001:2015 for Ad s&S 3
Annex A
electoral organizations at all levels
of government
1694 Risk management – Guidelines Ad S&S 3
Risk management -- Risk
1695 Ad S&S 3
assessment techniques
Service activities relating to drinking
1696 water supply, wastewater and Ad S&S 3
stormwater systems — Vocabulary
Sustainable cities and communities
1697 Ad S&S 3
-- Indicators for smart cities
Sustainable cities and communities
-- Transforming our cities --
1698 Ad S&S 3
Guidance for practical local
implementation of ISO 37101
Sustainable development in
communities -- Management
1699 system for sustainable development Ad S&S 3
-- Requirements with guidance for
use
Technical aids for persons with
1700 disability -- Environmental control Ad S&S 3
systems for daily living
The human-centred organization --
1701 Ad S&S 3
Rationale and general principles
Traditional Chinese medicine --
Coding system for Chinese
1702 Ad S&S 3
medicines -- Part 1: Coding rules for
Chinese medicines
1703 applications of RFID — Transport Ad S&S 3
units
1704 applications of RFID — Product Ad S&S 3
packaging
US ISO 17929:2014, Biomechanical
1705 effects on amusement ride Ad S&S 3
passengers
US ISO 20252:2012 Market, opinion
1706 and social research — Vocabulary Ad S&S 3
and service requirements
US ISO 20712-1:2008, Water safety
signs and beach safety flags — Part
1707 1: Specifications for water safety Ad S&S 3
signs used in workplaces and public
areas
US ISO 20712-3:2014, Water safety
1708 signs and beach safety flags — Part Ad S&S 3
3: Guidance for use

116
US ISO 20815:2008, Petroleum,

petrochemical and natural gas
1709 Ad S&S 3
industries — Production assurance
and reliability management
US ISO 21101:2014, Adventure
1710 tourism – Safety management Ad S&S 3
systems – Requirements
US ISO 22000:2005, Food safety
management systems –
1711 Ad S&S 3
requirements for any organization in
the food chain
US ISO 22300:2012, Societal security
1712 Ad S&S 3
— Terminology
1713 — Business continuity management Ad S&S 3
Annex A
systems — Requirements
1714 — Business continuity management Ad S&S 3
systems — Guidance
1715 — Emergency management — Ad S&S 3
Requirements for incident response
1716 — Guidelines for establishing Ad S&S 3
partnering arrangements
1717 Ad S&S 3
— Guidelines for exercises
US ISO 22727:2007, Graphical
symbols — Creation and design of
1718 Ad S&S 3
public information symbols —
Requirements
US ISO 23601:2009, Safety
1719 identification — Escape and Ad S&S 3
evacuation plan signs
US ISO 24511:2007, Activities relating
to drinking water and wastewater
services — Guidelines for the
1720 Ad S&S 3
management of wastewater utilities
and for the assessment of
wastewater services
US ISO 26362:2009 Access panels in
market, opinion and social research
1721 Ad S&S 3
— Vocabulary and service
requirements
US ISO 27065:2011, Protective
clothing — Performance
1722 requirements for protective clothing Ad S&S 3
worn by operators applying liquid
pesticides
US ISO 28000:2007, Specification for
1723 security management systems for Ad S&S 3
the supply chain
US ISO 28001:2007, Security
management systems for the
supply chain — Best practices for
1724 Ad S&S 3
implementing supply chain security,
assessments and plans —
Requirements and guidance

117
US ISO 28003:2007, Security

supply chain — Requirements for
1725 Ad S&S 3
bodies providing audit and
certification of supply chain security
management systems
US ISO 28004:2007,Security
1726 Ad S&S 3
supply chain — Guidelines for the
implementation of ISO 28000
US ISO 28004-2:2014, Security
1727 implementation of ISO 28000 — Part Ad S&S 3
2: Guidelines for adopting ISO 28000
Annex A
for use in medium and small seaport
operations
implementation of ISO 28000 — Part
1728 Ad S&S 3
3: Additional specific guidance for
adopting ISO 28000 for use by
medium and small businesses
(other than marine ports)
implementation of ISO 28000 — Part
1729 Ad S&S 3
4: Additional specific guidance on
implementing ISO 28000 if
compliance with ISO 28001 is a
management objective
US ISO 29991:2014, Language
1730 learning services outside formal Ad S&S 3
education — Requirements
US ISO 31000:2009, Risk
1731 management — Principles and Ad S&S 3
guidelines
US ISO 37120:2014, Sustainable
development of communities —
1732 Ad S&S 3
Indicators for city services and
quality of life
US ISO 55002:2014 Asset
management — Management
1733 Ad S&S 3
systems — Guidelines for the
application of ISO 55001
US ISO TS 29001:2010, Petroleum,
petrochemical and natural gas
industries — Sector specific quality
1734 Ad S&S 3
management systems —
Requirements for product and
service supply organizations
US ISO/IEC 17011:2004 Conformity
assessment — General
1735 requirements for accreditation Ad S&S 3
bodies accrediting conformity
assessment Bodies
US ISO/IEC 17025:2005 General
1736 requirements for the competence of Ad S&S 3
testing and calibration laboratories

118

1737 Ad S&S 3
requirements for third-party marks
of conformity
1738 requirements for peer assessment Ad S&S 3
of conformity assessment bodies
and accreditation bodies
US ISO/IEC 17043:2010, Conformity
1739 assessment — General Ad S&S 3
requirements for proficiency testing
US ISO/IEC 17050-1:2004
Conformity assessment — Supplier's
1740 Ad S&S 3
declaration of conformity — Part 1:
Annex A
US ISO/IEC 17050-2:2004
Conformity assessment — Supplier's
1741 Ad S&S 3
declaration of conformity — Part 2:
Supporting documentation
US ISO/IEC 17067:2013, Conformity
assessment -- Fundamentals of
1742 Ad S&S 3
product certification and guidelines
for product certification schemes
US ISO/IEC 80079-34:2011,
Explosive atmospheres — Part 34:
1743 Ad S&S 3
Application of quality systems for
equipment manufacture
US ISO/TR 21102:2013, Adventure
1744 tourism — Leaders — Personnel Ad S&S 3
competence
Measurement of fluid flow —
1745 Methods of specifying flowmeter EV C&C 3
performance
Cold-reduced carbon steel sheet of
1746 EV ENG 3
commercial and drawing qualities
Collaborative business relationship
1747 management systems -- EV ENG 3
Requirements and framework.
Machine tools — Direction of
1748 EV ENG 3
operation of controls
Machine tools — Safety — Stationary
1749 EV ENG 3
grinding machines
Management of Atmospheric
1750 EV ENG 3
Storage Tank Fires
Fertilizers and soil conditioners —
1751 EV F&A 3
Classification
Fertilizers and soil conditioners --
Determination of biuret content of
1752 EV F&A 3
urea-based fertilizers -- HPLC
method
1753 Sulfur Coated Urea (SCU) -- General EV F&A 3
requirements
Conformity assessment -- Guidance
on the use of an organization's
1754 EV S&S 3
quality management system in
product certification
Principles for successful
1755 collaborative business relationship EV S&S 3
management
Products and related services --
1756 EV S&S 3
Information for consumers

119
Project, programme and portfolio

1757 management — Guidance on EV S&S 3
governance
1758 Propolis powder — Specification EV S&S 3
Protective clothing – Performance
requirements for protective clothing
1759 EV S&S 3
worn by operators applying liquid
pesticide
Protective clothing — Performance
requirements for protective clothing
1760 EV S&S 3
worn by operators applying
pesticides and for re-entry workers
Protective clothing against heat and
flame -- Part 2: Skin burn injury
1761 EV S&S 3
prediction -- Calculation
Annex A
requirements and test cases
Protective clothing for firefighter's
who are engaged in support
1762 activities associated with structural EV S&S 3
firefighting — Laboratory test
methods and performance
Protective gloves against dangerous
chemicals and micro-organisms --
1763 Part 1: Terminology and EV S&S 3
performance requirements for
chemical risks
Smart community infrastructures --
1764 Common framework for EV S&S 3
development and operation
Smart community infrastructures --
1765 Principles and requirements for EV S&S 3
performance metrics
Societal security - Business
continuity management systems -
1766 EV S&S 3
Guidelines for business impact
analysis (BIA)
Societal security -- Emergency
1767 management -- Message structure EV S&S 3
for exchange of information
Societal security — emergency
1768 management — message structure EV S&S 3
for exchange of information
chain of custody procedures for
1769 Na ENG 3
timber and timber products
Clay roofing tiles and ridges -
1770 Na ENG 3
Specification
Code for Design of Railway
1771 Na ENG 3
Signaling
1772 Concrete curbs — Specification Na ENG 3
1773 Cultured milk - Specification Na ENG 3
Deep-fat fryers for household use -
1774 Methods for measuring the Na ENG 3
performance
Design Code of Railway Electric
1775 Na ENG 3
Traction Feeding
Destructive tests on welds in
metallic materials — Macroscopic
1776 Na ENG 3
and microscopic examination of
welds
Destructive tests on welds in
1777 metallic materials — Transverse Na ENG 3
tensile test
1778 Dimensions for furniture mirrors Na ENG 3

120
Disposable plastic tableware -

1779 Na ENG 3
DUS 1943 Standard Practice for
1780 Sampling of Tanks by Field Na ENG 3
Personnel
DUS 745-1: 2018 Road and runway
marking paints — Specification —
1781 Na ENG 3
Part 1: Single pack solvent-borne
and water-borne paints
DUS 745-2: 2007 Road and runway
marking paints — Specification —
1782 Na ENG 3
Part 2: Single pack water-borne
paints
1783 Fire Protection in Refineries Na ENG 3
Furniture Metal table (office type)- :
Annex A
1784 Na ENG 3
Specification
Furniture Part 2: Desks, tables and
1785 Na ENG 3
computer stands
Furniture Part 3: Storage Units-
1786 Na ENG 3
Specification
Furniture. Part 2.Desks, tables and
1787 Na ENG 3
computer stands-specification
Furniture: ,school classroom chairs
1788 Na ENG 3
and tables - recommendations
Furniture: bunk beds for domestic
1789 Na ENG 3
use
1790 furniture: high chairs specification Na ENG 3
1791 furniture; Dining table-Specification Na ENG 3
furniture-storage unit-test method
1792 Na ENG 3
for determination of stability
Furniture-tables-determination of
1793 Na ENG 3
stability
Furniture-test for surfaces-Part 4-
1794 Na ENG 3
assessment of resistance to impact
Hospital Equipment General
1795 Na ENG 3
Requirements for Hospital Furniture
1796 Lightweight Aggregates Na ENG 3
1797 Metal crown caps – Specification Na ENG 3
1798 Metallic crown caps - Specification Na ENG 3
1799 Metallic materials — Bend test Na ENG 3
Metallic materials — Brinell
1800 Na ENG 3
hardness test — Part 1: Test method
Metallic materials — Charpy
1801 pendulum impact test — Part 1: Test Na ENG 3
method
1802 pendulum impact test — Part 2: Na ENG 3
Verification of testing machines
pendulum impact test — Part 3:
Preparation and characterization of
1803 Na ENG 3
Charpy V-notch test pieces for
indirect verification of pendulum
impact machines
Metallic materials — Tensile testing
1804 — Part 1: Method of test at room Na ENG 3
temperature
1805 Method of tests for bamboo Na ENG 3
Methods for measuring the
performance of electric warming
1806 Na ENG 3
plates for household and similar
purposes

121
Methods of measuring
performances of electric hair
1807 Na ENG 3
clippers or trimmers for household
use
1808 Mild steel wire – Specification Na ENG 3
1809 Motorcycle Tube Specification Na ENG 3
motorcycles and mopeds - brake
1810 shoes and lining assembly - Na ENG 3
Specification
Mountable burner for use with
1811 liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) — Na ENG 3
Specification
1812 Multi-purpose grease - Specification Na ENG 3
National Information Security—
1813 Na ENG 3
Annex A
General Specifications
1814 Natural aggregates for concrete Na ENG 3
Natural gas -Standard reference
1815 Na ENG 3
conditions
Non-destructive testing of welds —
1816 Visual testing of fusion-welded Na ENG 3
joints
Non-destructive testing of welds-
Radiographic testing-Part 2 : X-ray
1817 Na ENG 3
and gamma-ray techniques with
digital detectors
Non-destructive testing of welds-
Radiographic testing-Part 2 : X-ray
1818 Na ENG 3
and gamma-ray techniques with
film
Non-woven packaging sacks—
1819 Na ENG 3
Specification
1820 Nut/vegetable spread specification Na ENG 3
1821 management systems -- Na ENG 3
Requirements with guidance for use
Off-grid solar photovoltaic lighting
1822 Na ENG 3
kits — Requirements
1823 Paper bags – Specification Na ENG 3
Plastic cling wrap film for keeping
1824 Na ENG 3
food fresh
1825 Plastic closures - Specification Na ENG 3
1826 Plastic closures – Specification Na ENG 3
Plastic containers of more than 5
1827 litres capacity - General Na ENG 3
requirements
1828 Plastic crates— Specification Na ENG 3
Plastic monobloc chairs —
1829 Na ENG 3
Specification
Plastics piping systems —
1830 Polyethylene (PE) pipes and fittings Na ENG 3
for water supply — Part 1: General
for water supply — Part 2: Pipes
for water supply — Part 3: Fittings
Polyethylene (PE) pipes and fittings
1833 Na ENG 3
for water supply — Part 5: Fitness for
purpose of the system

122
Pliers pincers and nippers, —

1834 Na ENG 3
Specifications
plywood bonding quality-part 1:test
1835 Na ENG 3
methods
plywood bonding quality-part 2:
1836 Na ENG 3
requirements
1837 plywood classification Na ENG 3
Plywood for general purposes-
1838 Na ENG 3
Specification
1839 plywood- tolerance on dimensions Na ENG 3
plywood-classification by surface
1840 Na ENG 3
appearance-part 1:General
1841 Na ENG 3
appearance-part 2:hardwood
Annex A
1842 Na ENG 3
appearance-part 3:hardwood
plywood-decorative veneered
1843 Na ENG 3
plywood
1844 plywood-specification Na ENG 3
Pneumatic fluid power — General
1845 rules and safety requirements for Na ENG 3
systems and their components
1846 Polybags- Specification Na ENG 3
Polyethene bags for packaging of
1847 Na ENG 3
foods - Specification
PVC-coated fabrics for tarpaulins -
1848 Na ENG 3
Specification
Qualification testing of welders-
1849 Na ENG 3
Fusion welding-Part 1 : Steels
Responsible recycling and reuse of
1850 Na ENG 3
electronic equipment
Retention of preservative in
1851 Na ENG 3
timber(Weighbridge method
1852 Retreaded Tyres Na ENG 3
Revision of, Specification for plastic
1853 Na ENG 3
Monobloc chairs
1854 Sheet glass - Specification Na ENG 3
1855 Shellac varnish — Specification Na ENG 3
1856 Sickles — Specifications Na ENG 3
Solar photovoltaic energy systems -
1857 Na ENG 3
Terms, definitions and symbols
Specification and qualification of
welding procedures for metallic
1858 Na ENG 3
materials — Qualification based on
pre-production welding test
Specification and qualification of
welding procedures for metallic
materials — Welding procedure test
1859 Na ENG 3
— Part 1: Arc and gas welding of
steels and arc welding of nickel and
nickel alloys
Specification for aluminium doors,
1860 Na ENG 3
windows and ventilators
1861 Specification for nails Na ENG 3
1862 Specification for plane tables Na ENG 3
Specification for wooden bedside
1863 Na ENG 3
table
Specification for wooden clothes
1864 Na ENG 3
lockers
Specification for wooden tables for
1865 Na ENG 3
office use

123
Standard for Aluminium foils –

1866 Na ENG 3
Specification
1867 Steel wool – Specification Na ENG 3
Structural steels -- Part 1: General
1868 technical delivery conditions for Na ENG 3
hot-rolled products
Structural steels -- Part 2: Technical
1869 delivery conditions for structural Na ENG 3
steels for general purposes
1870 Terminology of wall materials Na ENG 3
1871 Timber grading rules of Uganda Na ENG 3
Wooden wardrobes (adjustable and
1872 Na ENG 3
non-adjustable)-specification
Wooden sofa-cum-bed -
1873 Na ENG 3
Annex A
Specification
1874 Na ENG 3
Part 4: Carrier bags — Specification
1875 Cocoa butter – Specification NWIP Na F&A 3
Dried ground cassava leaves -
1876 Na F&A 3
Specification
Flavoured-Spiced coffee -
1877 NWIP Na F&A 3
Specification
1878 Algae spirulina specification Na F&A 3
1879 Algea powder specification Na F&A 3
Ammonium sulphate (sulphate of
1880 Na F&A 3
ammonia) fertilizer — Specification
Animal welfare management —
General requirements and guidance
1881 Na F&A 3
for organizations in the food supply
chain.
Artavol (Malaria prevention
1882 Na F&A 3
beverage) Specification
1883 Bananas— Specification Na F&A 3
1884 Bread improvers - Specification Na F&A 3
1885 Bread softeners - Specification Na F&A 3
1886 Cake emulsifiers - Specification Na F&A 3
1887 Calcium bentonite - Specification Na F&A 3
Caprine (goat meat) — Carcasses
1888 Na F&A 3
and cuts — Specification
1889 Chia seed oil specification Na F&A 3
1890 chicken feet - specification Na F&A 3
1891 Chillies — Specification Na F&A 3
1892 Ciders and perries– Specification Na F&A 3
Code of hygiene for poultry
1893 Na F&A 3
processing
Code of Hygienic Practice for Tree
1894 Na F&A 3
Nuts
Code of hygienic practice for
1895 Na F&A 3
vending foods on streets
Code of hygienic practices for fruits
1896 Na F&A 3
and vegetables
Code of practice for production,
1897 handling and transportation of Na F&A 3
mushroom spawn
1898 Code of practice for the tea industry NWIP Na F&A 3
1899 Country wines– Specification Na F&A 3
1900 Deionized water– Specification Na F&A 3
1901 Dairy blend – Specification Na F&A 3
1902 Dairy cream – Specification Na F&A 3
1903 Dairy ices – Specification Na F&A 3

124
1904 Dried cassava pellets - Specification Na F&A 3

1905 Drinking chocolate - Specification NWIP Na F&A 3
1906 Dry fried mukene - Specification Na F&A 3
DUS 1956:2017, Roasted and ground
1907 Na F&A 3
robusta coffee – Specification
DUS CAC/GL 14-1991, Guideline for
microbiological quality of spices and
1908 Na F&A 3
herbs used in processed meat and
poultry products
Fermented (Cultured milk) —
1909 Na F&A 3
Specification
Fermented camel milk –
1910 Na F&A 3
Specification
1911 fermented soft drinks - Specification Na F&A 3
Annex A
Fertilizers -- Determination of
1912 Na F&A 3
ammoniacal nitrogen
Fertilizers — Determination of bulk
1913 Na F&A 3
density (loose
Fertilizers — Determination of bulk
1914 Na F&A 3
density (tapped)
Fertilizers -- Determination of
different forms of nitrogen in the
1915 same sample, containing nitrogen Na F&A 3
as nitric, ammoniacal, urea and
cyanamide nitrogen
Fertilizers -- Determination of total
1916 nitrogen content -- Titrimetric Na F&A 3
method after distillation
Fertilizers -- Determination of water-
1917 soluble potassium content -- Na F&A 3
Preparation of the test solution
Fertilizers -- Extraction of water-
1918 Na F&A 3
soluble phosphates
Fertilizers and liming materials --
1919 Sampling and sample preparation -- Na F&A 3
Part 1: Sampling
Fertilizers and liming materials --
1920 Sampling and sample preparation -- Na F&A 3
Part 2: Sample preparation
1921 Analytical methods for Sulfur Na F&A 3
Coated Urea (SCU)
1922 Flavoured green tea – Specification NWIP Na F&A 3
1923 Flavoured water – Specification Na F&A 3
1924 Fondant - Specification Na F&A 3
1925 Fortified beer – Specification Na F&A 3
1926 Goat Yoghurt – Specification Na F&A 3
1927 Honey bee pollen — Specification Na F&A 3
Hygienic requirements for the
1928 production of packaged meat Na F&A 3
products- processed
1929 Iced tea – Specification NWIP Na F&A 3
ISO 12824 - Royal Jelly -
1930 Na F&A 3
Specification
Liquid Coffee-Ready to drink –
1931 NWIP Na F&A 3
Specification
Live Animal grades – General
1932 Na F&A 3
requirement
1933 Livestock feed premix Na F&A 3
Low fat diary ice cream –
1934 Na F&A 3
Specification

125
Malt-based cocoa products -

1935 Specification - Part 1 Granulated NWIP Na F&A 3
products
Methods of Chemical analysis for
1936 Na f&A 3
sugar
1937 Methods of test for seed materials Na F&A 3
Microorganism in foodstuufs-
1938 Na F&A 3
Requirements
1939 Milk based beverage – Specification Na F&A 3
Non alcoholic cereal beverages –
1940 Na F&A 3
Specification
NWIP: 2019 Fondant for cake
1941 Na F&A 3
covering – Specification
1942 Organic salt - Specification Na F&A 3
Annex A
1943 Palm fatty acid distillate (PFAD) Na F&A 3
Potassium sulphate (sulphate of
1944 Na F&A 3
potash) fertilizer — Specification
1945 Powdered beer – Specification Na F&A 3
Pre-cooked banana flour
1946 Na F&A 3
specification
Preparation of test specimens for
1947 moisture content determination in Na F&A 3
timber and timber products
Prerequisite programmes on food
1948 safety -- Part 6: Feed and animal Na F&A 3
food production
Printing inks for use on food
1949 wrappers, packages and Na F&A 3
receptacles - Specification
1950 Skim milk specification Na F&A 3
1951 Smoked meat - specification Na F&A 3
Sodium bicarbonate – Specification
1952 Na F&A 3
(Revision)
Sodium hydrogen carbonate for
industrial use – Determination of
1953 Na F&A 3
Iron content – 1, 10-phenanthroline
photometric method (For Adoption)
Sodium hydrogen carbonate for
industrial use – Determination of
1954 Sodium hydrogen carbonate Na F&A 3
content – Titrimetric method (For
Adoption)
Soil fertilizers — Determination of
1955 mineral-acid-soluble sulfate content Na F&A 3
— Gravimetric method
Solid fertilizers -- Preparation of
1956 samples for chemical and physical Na F&A 3
analysis
Solid fertilizers — Reduction of
1957 Na F&A 3
samples
Solid fertilizers and soil conditioners
1958 Na F&A 3
-- Test sieving
1959 Spirulina powder NWIP Na F&A 3
1960 Split chick peas - Specification Na F&A 3
1961 Standard for aubergines Na F&A 3
1962 Stingless bee honey — Specification Na F&A 3
Sucrose-Sweetener Blends -
1963 Na F&A 3
Specification
1964 Sugar Wine - Specification Na F&A 3
1965 Sunflower seed specification Na F&A 3
1966 Tequila – Specification Na F&A 3

126
The design and construction of

1967 Na F&A 3
facilities for handling cattle
Tomato seeds- requirements for
1968 Na F&A 3
certification
1969 Tonto – Specification Na F&A 3
1970 Tree Nursery stock-specification Na F&A 3
Triple super phosphate fertilizer —
1971 Na F&A 3
Specification
Unsweetened cocoa powder –
1972 NWIP Na F&A 3
Specification
US 163:2017, Code of hygienic
1973 Na F&A 3
practice for milk and milk products
US 47, Carbonated and non-
1974 Na F&A 3
carbonated soft drink– Specification
Annex A
1975 Vegetable and herbs - Specification Na F&A 3

WD/TC 005/001: 2019, Baker’s
1976 Na F&A 3
yeast — Specification
WD/TC 005/002: 2019, Baking
1977 Na F&A 3
powder — Specification
WD/TC 005/003: 2019, Food grade
1978 Na F&A 3
aspartame — Specification
1979 Na F&A 3
beeswax — Specification
1980 Na F&A 3
saccharin — Specification
WD/TC 005/006: 2019, Sucralose
1981 Na F&A 3
— Specification
WDUS 2156:2019, Live animal
1982 Na F&A 3
grades — Specification
WDUS 2157:2019, Smoked meat —
1983 Na F&A 3
Specification
WDUS 2170:2019, Pasteurized Liquid
1984 Na F&A 3
eggs – Specification
1985 Wheat pollard —Specification Na F&A 3
Activities relating to drinking water
and wastewater services —
1986 Guidelines for the management of Na S&S 3
basic on-site domestic wastewater
services
Adaptation to climate change —
1987 Principles, requirements and Na S&S 3
guidelines
Application of Fixed Water Spray
Systems for Fire Protection in the
1988 Na S&S 3
Petroleum and Petrochemical
Industries
Asset management -- Management
1989 systems -- Guidelines for the Na S&S 3
application of ISO 55001
Authenticity, integrity and trust for
products and documents --
1990 guidelines for the content, security, Na S&S 3
issuance and examination of excise
tax stamps
Awnings for leisure accommodation
1991 vehicles — Requirements and test Na S&S 3
methods
Brand evaluation -- Principles and
1992 Na S&S 3
fundamentals
DUS 1580 – 2:2015 Limited payout
1993 Na S&S 3
gaming

127
DUS 1580 – 3:2015 Monitoring and

1994 Na S&S 3
Control systems
DUS 1580 – 4:2015 Wagering record
1995 Na S&S 3
keeping software
DUS 1580 – 5:2015 Local Area and
1996 wide area jackpot and progressive Na S&S 3
jackpot equipment
1997 Na S&S 3
Confined Area Entry
1998 Na S&S 3
Assessing Language Proficiency
1999 Na S&S 3
Language Interpreting
DUS 1951 Standard Guide for Use-
2000 Oriented Foreign Language Na S&S 3
Annex A
Instruction
DUS 1952 Standard Guide for Quality
2001 Na S&S 3
Assurance in Translation
Guidelines For Bodies Providing
2002 Na S&S 3
Halal Certification
Guidelines for information security
2003 Na S&S 3
risk management
Guidelines For The Halal
2004 Accreditation Body Accrediting Na S&S 3
Halal Certification Bodies
Guidelines for the preparation of
2005 Na S&S 3
maintenance contracts
Halal pharmaceuticals - General
2006 Na S&S 3
guidelines
Hand soap for industrial use –
2007 Na S&S 3
Specification
IASME: Information Assurance for
2008 Small and Medium Sized Na S&S 3
Enterprises
Location of codes in trade
2009 Na S&S 3
documents
Mobile elevating work platforms —
2010 Design, calculations, safety Na S&S 3
requirements and test methods
Mobile elevating work platforms —
2011 Na S&S 3
Operator (driver) training
Mobile elevating work platforms --
2012 Symbols for operator controls and Na S&S 3
other displays
Monetary valuation of
2013 environmental impacts and related Na S&S 3
environmental aspects
Network services billing –
2014 Na S&S 3
Requirements
Water efficiency management
2015 systems -- Requirements with Na S&S 3
guidance for use
2016 Brake fluid— Specification Na C&C 3
Standards for hostels and student
2017 Na S&S 3
accommodation – Off-campus
Tourism standards for Sustainability
2018 Na S&S 3
and eco-labelling
Standards for grading tourism
2019 accommodation facilities e.g. hotels, Na S&S 3
lodges, restaurants, bars, cafes etc.
2020 Standards of Hotel Classification Na S&S 3
2021 Standards for beaches Na S&S 3

128
Tourism Facility standards for

2022 hotels, Motels, Vocational facilities, Na S&S 3
camps
2023 Standards for road side vendors Na S&S 3
2024 Standards for boats and canoes Na S&S 3
Occupational health and safety for
2025 Na S&S 3
demolition of buildings
Safety Standards for saunas and
2026 Na S&S 3
steam baths
2027 Safety at height standard at masts Na S&S 3
2028 Na S&S 3
standards for sewer men
2029 Na S&S 3
standards for artisanal mines
Annex A
2030 Standard for Translation services Na S&S 3

Standards for consumer billing
2031 Na S&S 3
services
2032 Standards for cryptographic devices Na S&S 3
Standards for securities and
2033 Na S&S 3
financial instruments
2034 Service delivery standards Na S&S 3
Standards for smart, sustainable
2035 Na S&S 3
cities and communities
2036 Standards for warehouses Na S&S 3
Standards for innovation
2037 Na S&S 3
management
2038 Safety standards for the refinery Na S&S 3
2039 Safety standards for the pipeline Na S&S 3
Petroleum, petrochemical and
natural gas industries — Sector-
specific quality management
2040 Na S&S 3
systems — Requirements for
product and service supply
organizations
Standards for Geological hazard risk
2041 Na S&S 3
management for onshore pipeline
Standards for local content
2042 Na S&S 3
certification
Standards for intellectual property
2043 Na S&S 3
rights
2044 Standards for strategic intelligence Na S&S 3
2045 Standards for idea management Na S&S 3
Standards for management of
2046 Na S&S 3
innovations
2047 Standards for childcare Na S&S 3
Standards for services at school
2048 Na S&S 3
premises

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UGANDA NATIONAL

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Eng. Masitula Munyaami Male Dr. Ben Manyindo

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Table 1– Ranking of key economic sectors in Uganda based on contribution to GDP 13

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CAC Codex Alimentarius Commission

EAC East African Community

ICT Information and Communication Technology

IEC International Electro technical Commission

ISO International Organization for Standardization

MAAIF Ministry of Agriculture, Animal Industry and Fisheries

MoES Ministry of Education and Sports

MoGLSD Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development

MEMD Ministry of Energy and Mineral Development

MSME Micro, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises

MTIC Ministry of Trade, Industry and Cooperatives

NDP National Development Plan

NSC National Standards council

NWSC National Water and Sewerage Corporation

SDG Sustainable Development Goals

SPS Sanitary and Phyto-sanitary measures

TBT Technical Barriers to Trade

TGCU The Grain Council of Uganda

TUNADO The Uganda National Apiculture Development Organization

UMA Uganda Manufacturers Association

UNBS Uganda National Bureau of Standards

UNCST Uganda National Council for Science and Technology

UNFFE Uganda National Farmers Federation

WTO World Trade Organization

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S tandardization supports economic growth, enhances competitiveness and facilitates trade.

In planning national development, the Government seeks to pursue a private sector-led,

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Figure 1: Process of development of NSS

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National Standards Body

National Standardization Strategy task force

Social-economic analysis Stakeholder survey

Economic analysis Non-economic analysis

Check response of all social-

Re-contact stakeholders from non-

Social-economic priorities Stakeholder priorities with

National Standardization Strategy task force

Combined social-economic (sectors) and stakeholder priorities (subjects)

Filter out existing national standards not needing revision

Listing with existing standards for adoption or development + ongoing projects

Analysis of available human and Analysis of required human and

Comparison between required and available resources

Final list of work items to be developed over three-year period

Circulate document among stakeholders and accommodate feedback

Final approval of the strategy and commencement of implementation

Annual review and eventual modification of the strategy

Figure 2: Individual process steps for development of NSS 5

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4 National priorities for standardization

4.1.1 General overview of the economy

4.1.2 Contribution to GDP

The following ranking criterion based on ISO methodology was used:

4.1.4 Contribution to national imports