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Did you know that 1 in 5 U.S. homes have #septicsystems? Proper use of septic systems safeguards #publichealth, supports #CleanWater, and prevents harmful diseases. Read these @EPAwater #SepticSmart Week tips and find septic system resources at short.url/aBcXyZ.

Manufacturers are required to meet the NEC and CEC electrical codes to have their food equipment sold and used in the United States and Canada. Watch our video for more details.

Looking at organic labels can be challenging, but it's important to understand what they mean and how they affect you and your family. Our team breaks it down for you here. Understand more about the organic certification clicking here. nsf.org/food-beverage/…

Your shopping habits can help support fishing communities around the world — and protect the planet. Our experts help you make better seafood choices. nsf.org/blog/consumer/…

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As we celebrate our 10th anniversary in the Middle East, we're delighted to announce that our local team has helped certify over 2,700 water products. 🏅

Celebrate #WorldFoodSafetyDay by recognizing the importance of food standards! As Wouter Conradie says, implementing food standards gives support and trust to consumers. Learn about the NSF Mark at bit.ly/3qAioFy

Alison Friel, our Director, Food Consulting & Training highlights the importance that food standards have for health. #WorldFoodSafetyDay Learn more at bit.ly/43pH9CV

For #WorldFoodSafetyDay and every day, NSF recognizes that food safety makes a difference for consumers and protects them in their day-to-day. Read more about QSRs and Restaurants at bit.ly/43Oo119

It's #WorldFoodSafetyDay, and this year's theme is "Food Standards Save Lives." Did you know that NSF offers food safety testing, certification, and more? Learn more here: bit.ly/3oVH3nx

Fact: More and more consumers prefer to buy from companies that align with their values. Corporate social responsibility is no longer optional for businesses — it’s a must. Watch our short video for tips on creating a sustainable office.

Wessam Al Azzeh, the General Manager of NSF Water's Middle East office, shares our accomplishments over the last 10 years in the region, and more importantly — where we're headed next.

Did you know? NSF/ANSI/CAN 61 Is required by almost all U.S. states and Canadian provinces and territories to protect the water from chemicals contaminants that may leach from materials. Read more here ➡ bit.ly/45eqJik

Agriculture and aquaculture producers: Show your customers they can trust your food has been produced, prepared and handled safely. Certify to GLOBALG.A.P. with NSF. Get to know the GLOBALG.A.P. certifications and add-ons here: nsf.org/testing/food/f…

NSF has expertise in the electrical sector and can help ensure that when you bring your electrical equipment to market, the many regulatory and regional considerations are managed for successful product acceptance. For more information, visit ➡bit.ly/3M88GBn

Be prepared for any emergency with a steady supply of water! Stock up ahead of time and stay hydrated with these potential sources of water. Don't let severe weather catch you off guard. Learn more at bit.ly/3I2alHL.

Looking for the top water filtration system for your home? Our NSF experts have you covered with six tips for picking the best water filter to keep you and your family safe. nsf.org/blog/consumer/…

Discover 9 easy ways to save water at home during droughts and help alleviate the pressure on the water supply. Start making a difference today! Want to learn mre? Visit here ➡ bit.ly/3pnHqau

Ensure your products meet globally accepted public health standards and comply with NSF/ANSI/CAN 60. Stay ahead of regulatory requirements and show your commitment to providing safe and clean drinking water. Want to learn more? Visit ➡ bit.ly/42DB84V

CanadaGAP certification applies to fresh fruits and vegetables with this certification you can minimize food safety hazards and reduce contamination. Read here all the information bit.ly/3AVljL1