Weighed products move through the whole of the single market without extra controls. For example, a package of crisps can be produced in one country and be distributed all over Europe. Customers buyin...
Read moreData collection is becoming more and more important in various fields where weighing instruments are used. In applications from digitalisation of industrial production to food processing, data is used...
Read moreBrussels, 17.10.2018 – The International Weighing Technology Initiative started their project on aiming to achieve standardized communication interface with a first meeting on 16 October. The aim of t...
Read moreOn Wednesday 21 November CECIP will organise a breakfast meeting in the European Parliament in Brussels. This breakfast will be hosted by Czech Member of the European Parliament Ms Dita Charanzová, vi...
Read moreCECIP is part of the Industry4Europe coalition that already published the Joint Papers “For an ambitious EU Industrial Strategy: Going further” where a large number of industry associations asked for ...
Read moreCECIP members gathered between 13th and 16th June in Evian-les-Bains (France) for the successful 68th CECIP General Assembly. The event started on Wednesday 13th June with the CECIP Legal Metrology Gr...
Read morePRESS RELEASECECIP, the European association representing the weighing industry, presented the economic forecasts for the European weighing industry at its annual General Assembly in Evian-les-Bains o...
Read moreMost of the food bought in the supermarket is sold in packages. To protect the interest of the consumers these pre-packages need to express the quantity, volume and/or mass of the product that is sold...
Read moreThe 68th General Assembly of CECIP that will take place from 13 to 16 June in Evian-les-Bains is getting closer. A detailed programme has been sent out to the CECIP members and registrations will be c...
Read moreThe software requirements for automatic and non-automatic weighing instruments are part of the essential requirements of the NAWI and the MI Directive. These are very generic in nature and further det...
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