By Charles Okonji The Federal Government has announced the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) and four other government agencies as the top five most business
By Charles Okonji Saddled with the responsibility of enhancing the country’s participation and benefits from the African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA), the Standards Organisation
An in-depth survey on the perception of the operators of Small and Medium Enterprises provides a rear insight into workings of the Standard Organisation of
Players in the power and manufacturing sectors as well as the digital space may experience stricter regulations in the interest of consumers in 2023, the
The Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) has announced its readiness to celebrate its 50th anniversary in Lagos. The announcement was convayed in a press statement
The Standard Organisation of Nigeria (SON) on Wednesday in Abuja pledged to bequeath a country free from proliferation of substandard products. The Director-General of SON,
In furtherance of the war against fake and substandard goods, the Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) in collaboration with one of the International Accredited Firms
Concerned about rising rate of death caused by improper handling of food and poor hygienic situation during the food product processing by value chain, the
The Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) has urged local producers and importers to adhere strictly to standards to boost economic growth. The Director General of
The Director-General, Standard Organisation of Nigeria(SON), Mr Farouk Salim, on Wednesday advised Nigerians to desist from patronising importers and manufacturers of substandard products. Salim gave