The Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) has launched a technology initiative to arrest the influx of fake and counterfeit products into the Nigerian market.Information Guide Nigeria
This move follows the alarming rise of counterfeit and low-quality products in the Nigerian market, which have not only caused economic losses but also posed significant threats to the well-being of consumers, NAN reports.
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Live, Study and Work in Canada. No Payment is Required! Hurry Now click here to Apply >> Immigrate to CanadaAccording to the Director-General of SON, Malam Farouk Salim, the technology, known as Product Authentication Mark (PAM), will ensure that all imported and manufactured products meet the requirements of the relevant standards.JAMB Result
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Salim said: The authentication of products through PAM would block smugglers from importing or manufacturing substandard products in Nigeria. SON will continue to facilitate trade, to ensure that importers’ and manufacturers products meet the required standards around the world.
The PAM will also help consumers detect and reject substandard goods in the market, also increase productivity, employment of labour, wealth creation and improve security of lives and properties.NYSC Portal
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