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Ivm Childsafe
as a packaging and market research institute we have been working towards better standards of child safety since 1975. during this time the scope of our client base has broadened and as consequence so too has the scope of our testing and certification capabilities. today, ivm is one of the few accredited institutes in europe according to iso 17025 as a testing laboratory for child resistant packaging. furthermore we are the only accredited certification body for child resistant packaging in europe in accordance with en 45011. we are recognised for our high standards by both consumers and governing bodies from within the industry, as an institute that can issue certificates in conjunction to the testing conducted. we are also proud to be recognised by the us consumer product safety commission (cpsc) and the us food and drug administration (fda). as a result of our successes with regards to testing and certification of child resistance we also undertake this activity for child resistant
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Ivm Childsafe's headquarters is located at Braunschweig, Lower Saxony, Germany
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Ivm Childsafe's official website is ivm-childsafe.com
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Ivm Childsafe has 2 employees
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Ivm Childsafe is in the industry of: Packaging and Containers
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