What would a world without scales look like? Certainly not the way we all know it. Various types of scales accompany our daily lives without us always noticing. Scales are a fundamental part of many i...
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CECIP Newsletter Q1 2021 CECIP launches ‘world with weighing’ campaignWeighing is an essential part of our daily lives, from the moment you’re born to the food you eat every day. However, the general ...
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15 March 2021: From the moment we’re born weighing plays an essential role in our lives. Later in life weighing impacts many aspects such as the food someone eats for breakfast every day. However, mo...
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On 1 January the Brexit transition period ended and the UK is also in practice not an EU Member State anymore. Although a comprehensive trade deal was signed there still will be significant changes fo...
Read moreThe final CECIP newsletter of the year is published. It can be read in full on the dedicated newsletter page or below. Interested stakeholders are invited to register for the CECIP public newsletter v...
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On 3 December CECIP organised a webinar with key stakeholders to discuss the possible approach to ensure data security in the weighing industry. The digital transformation increases the transmission o...
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The digitalisation of the European weighing industry creates large amounts of data flowing from weighing instruments. This includes legally relevant and confidential data which requires appropriate da...
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The digital transformation of the European weighing industry is a key opportunity to develop new services, business models and increase efficiency. To ensure the further digitalisation of the weighing...
Read moreThe new CECIP newsletter for the third quarter of 2020 is out. It can be read in full on the dedicated newsletter page or below. Interested stakeholders are invited to register for the CECIP public ne...
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The EU NAWI Directive 2014/31/EU obliges the maximum capacity (Max), minimum capacity (Min), verification scale interval (e) and, where relevant, the scale interval (d) to be marked on the weighing in...
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