Kitemark

British  

noun

1. the official mark of quality and reliability, in the form of a kite, on articles approved by the British Standards Institution

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Example Sentences

That is explicitly why Salmon Scotland, the trade body, is stepping up its efforts to promote the third of Scottish salmon exports to France that qualify for the prestigious Label Rouge, a French marketing kitemark to signify food quality.

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Mr Cox said he would like to see retailers commit to a "kitemark scheme" in which they pledged to offer "honest and fair pricing".

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It says it offers a jargon-free guide for first-time investors, like Bethan, and is financed through advertising and through a kitemark scheme it runs.

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He advised checking they had a CE Kitemark and to avoid apps on smartphones, which he said were not as reliable.

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While templates are being shared and modified among the 3D-printer community for creating PPE kit, not one of the resulting products has a CE Kitemark, the European safety standard, which ultimately means that there is no quality benchmark.

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