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New approach standardisation in Europe

7th January 2008

The New Approach and European standardisation have contributed significantly to the development of the Single Market. The success of the European standardisation system, in removing technical barriers to trade, has played a vital role in ensuring the free movement of goods between Member States.

This Web site, www.newapproach.org has been realised to increase the visibility of New Approach Standardisation in Europe and to provide information on the standardisation process. This site provides access to information on standards and routes into the standardisation process, irrespective of which of the three European Standards Organisations is responsible for the standards applicable to the products.

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