Quality you can trust!
The Suriname Standards Bureau aims to create an adequate, healthy standards infrastructure to stimulate economic activities, protect the environment, ensure human safety and health, as well as safeguard the lives and health of plants and animals, by establishing, adopting, developing, maintaining, and promoting the application and use of standards and technical regulations.
The Suriname Standards Bureau (SSB) invites stakeholders to participate in the Regional Knowledge-Sharing Session about the EU Digital Product Passport, organized by CROSQ.
This session explores developments regarding the DPP, its implications for international trade, and the ways in which companies and supporting organizations can prepare for future digital trade requirements.
The Surinamese Standards Bureau hereby announces that, pursuant to Article 5 of the Standards Act (S.B. 2004, no. 121, as most recently amended by S.B. 2012, no. 42) and the decree of the Minister of Trade, Industry and Tourism dated August 1, 2012 (no. 1177), five standards will be replaced by their updated versions, effective August 18, 2026.
You are invited to familiarize yourself with the content of these updated ISO standards during the period from October 16, 2026, through December 4, 2026.
The Suriname Standards Bureau (SSB) celebrated on the 15th of October its 19th anniversary with the official launch of the National Quality Awards (NQA) Programme 2026–2027. The event took place in the in de SAIS Conference Room at the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fishery (LVV) on Letitia Vriesdelaan, and was attended by representatives from government agencies, international partner organizations, the business community, and other invited guests.
