In-Depth Standards Resources
This section includes links to publications, articles, and/or external websites that provide greater depth and understanding of standards issues for this country.
Proposed Regulations Impacting Trade and Exports
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Country |
Notification |
Topic |
Date issued |
Comment Deadline |
Kenya |
KEN/354 |
Industrial gas
Kenya
Industrial gas
Specifies requirements and test methods for high purity oxygen. The requirements apply to oxygen as delivered. It does not apply to the gas intended for medicinal use or inhalational purposes. |
1/17/2013 |
3/17/2013 |
Kenya |
KEN/356 |
Acetone (HS 2912)
Kenya
Acetone (HS 2912)
This mandatory Kenya Standard specifies requirements for acetone for use as a solvent in paints, lacquers, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, photography and adhesives. |
1/17/2013 |
3/17/2013 |
Kenya |
KEN/352 |
Industrial gas
Kenya
Industrial gas
Specifies requirements and test methods for compressed High Purity Air. Covers characteristics touching on their purity, packaging and marking. The major impurities limits covered include Carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, moisture and hydrocarbons. It does not apply to the gas intended for medicinal use or inhalational purposes. |
1/17/2013 |
3/17/2013 |
Kenya |
KEN/355 |
Industrial gas
Kenya
Industrial gas
Contains provisions which, through reference in this text, constitute provisions of this Kenya Standard. For undated reference, the latest edition of the normative document referred. |
1/17/2013 |
3/17/2013 |
Kenya |
KEN/353 |
Industrial gas
Kenya
Industrial gas
Specifies requirements and test methods for compressed Ultra High Purity Air. It covers characteristics touching on their purity, packaging and marking. The major impurities limits covered include Carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, moisture and hydrocarbons. It does not apply to the gas intended for medicinal use or inhalational purposes. |
1/17/2013 |
3/17/2013 |
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