Accreditation Surveillance Successfully Completed – Extension to European Drinking Water Contact Materials Underway
Inning am Ammersee, 10.01.2026 – Our conformity assessment body has successfully completed the regular accreditation surveillance. As part of this process, the technical assessment for extending our scope of accreditation to materials and products intended for contact with drinking water in accordance with European requirements was positively concluded.
This outcome establishes the basis for expanding our services in the European regulatory context. The formal issuance of the updated accreditation certificate is expected in the coming months.
The successful surveillance once again confirms the technical competence, independence and reliability of our organisation. At the same time, it reflects our continued alignment with current European developments in the field of drinking water hygiene and consumer protection.
For manufacturers, economic operators and other stakeholders, this represents an important step towards greater clarity and planning security. Our expertise in the assessment of drinking water contact materials can already be applied and further developed within this European framework.
“The positive outcome of the surveillance is an important milestone for us,” says Dr. Rainer Brandsch, Head of Certification body. “It demonstrates that we are technically and organisationally well prepared to address European requirements in this sensitive area.”
Further information on our services and the status of the accreditation extension is available at www.safecert.org or upon direct contact.
This outcome establishes the basis for expanding our services in the European regulatory context. The formal issuance of the updated accreditation certificate is expected in the coming months.
The successful surveillance once again confirms the technical competence, independence and reliability of our organisation. At the same time, it reflects our continued alignment with current European developments in the field of drinking water hygiene and consumer protection.
For manufacturers, economic operators and other stakeholders, this represents an important step towards greater clarity and planning security. Our expertise in the assessment of drinking water contact materials can already be applied and further developed within this European framework.
“The positive outcome of the surveillance is an important milestone for us,” says Dr. Rainer Brandsch, Head of Certification body. “It demonstrates that we are technically and organisationally well prepared to address European requirements in this sensitive area.”
Further information on our services and the status of the accreditation extension is available at www.safecert.org or upon direct contact.