
Europe
Albania
Land of Eagles
Population:
2.8 million
Capital:
Tirana
Official Language:
Albanian
General Directorate of Standardization (DPS)
The DPS is Albania's national standards body, responsible for developing and implementing national standards. It aligns Albanian standards with European (EN) and international (ISO) standards, facilitating trade and ensuring product quality.
General Directorate of Accreditation (DPA)
The DPA acts as the national accreditation service, evaluating and accrediting conformity assessment bodies involved in testing, calibration, inspection, and certification. It ensures that these bodies operate in accordance with international standards.
National Food Authority (NFA)
Operating under the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, the NFA enforces food safety regulations and ensures compliance of food products with established standards. It conducts inspections and audits across the food supply chain.
Institute of Food Safety and Veterinary (ISUV)
ISUV supports the NFA by performing laboratory testing and research related to food safety and veterinary public health. It analyzes food samples and monitors zoonotic diseases to inform policy decisions.
General Directorate of Customs
This agency oversees the inspection and transfer of imported and exported goods, ensuring that products comply with national standards and regulations before entering or leaving Albania.
Electronic and Postal Communications Authority (AKEP)
AKEP manages the certification of electronic and communication equipment, ensuring that such products meet European standards before being marketed in Albania.
Ministry of Infrastructure and Energy
This ministry oversees compliance in sectors like construction, energy, and transportation, ensuring that products and services meet safety and quality standards.
Product Labeling Requirements
Albania mandates that product labels be in the Albanian language and include information such as product name, manufacturer/importer details, weight, dimensions, and expiration dates. For food products, labels must also list ingredients, storage instructions, and any pertinent consumer warnings.
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