International References
Agreements and recognition bodies that guarantee the international value of accreditations.
The main multilateral and bilateral agreements developed by EA (European co-operation for Accreditation) and ILAC (International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation) ensure that accreditations issued by national bodies, such as ACCREDIA, are recognised in numerous countries.
Adherence to these agreements guarantees clients that test results and related technical expertise are accepted internationally, facilitating product validation in foreign markets and reducing the need to repeat tests or checks with other bodies.
These references therefore constitute a solid basis of reliability and transparency for those operating in regulated contexts or with global recognition requirements.
FAQ
What is the role of EA and ILAC agreements in laboratory accreditations?
Multilateral and bilateral agreements developed by EA (European co-operation for Accreditation) and ILAC (International Laboratory Accreditation Cooperation) ensure the mutual recognition of accreditations issued by national bodies in the various participating countries.
What does adherence to international agreements guarantee to clients?
Adherence to these agreements ensures that test results and technical competencies associated with accreditations are accepted internationally. This facilitates product validation in foreign markets and reduces the need to repeat tests or verifications with other bodies.
Why are international references relevant in regulated contexts?
References to international agreements constitute a basis of reliability and transparency for companies operating in regulated contexts or with global recognition requirements, offering guarantees on the technical spendability of the results obtained.