9th Jun 2022 It will be a key event for everyone involved in weighing by bringing together researchers, industry and authorities from all over the world. During the three days there will

If the Government intends to bring back Imperial measurements for use in the UK, this will bring large and unnecessary costs for the weighing industry, the retailers it supplies, and in turn

BEIS has released its 2022 schedule of webinars for new UK conformity assessment marking (UKCA) and placing goods on the market in Great Britain and Northern Ireland. All sessions will

7th Sep 2021 The Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) has announced that it no longer plans to provide commercial Conformity Assessment Body (CAB) services for metrology products under the NMO

20th May 2021 On World Metrology Day today (20 May) UKWF’s legal metrology expert and technical officer, Ian Turner, discusses the importance of accurate weighing and the benefits of using quality weighing

30th Mar 2021 We are delighted to announce that the UK Weighing Federation (UKWF) has agreed a partnership with GAMBICA, the trade association for Instrumentation, Control, Automation and Laboratory Technology in the

10th Feb 2021 As we celebrate National Apprenticeship Week, there may be many young people who haven’t considered a career in the weighing industry when looking for their placement, but it’s certainly

1st Dec 2020 Back in April 2020, Graham Spink was appointed as the new President of the UK Weighing Federation. Since then he has steered the Federation through what has been a

It will be a key event for everyone involved in weighing by bringing together researchers, industry and authorities from all over the world. During the three days there will be

26th May 2020 https://parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/9eca7333-b8fe-4ba1-8015-71849c190aea Surprising to see the tie up with imperial measures.Good to see the UKWF mentioned The debate runs from 12:31:29 and 13:27:10 and UKWF and other consulting bodies listed