The Koft Cement Factory gets a French quality certificate

by **claud39** Thu Dec 26, 2019 8:28 am

The Koft Cement Factory gets a French quality certificate

26/12/2019

Economy News _ Baghdad

The Iraqi General Cement Company, a company of the Ministry of Industry and Minerals, announced, on Thursday, that its Kufa Cement Factory obtained an international quality certificate from (BUREAV VERITAS), a French company that examines quality standards after completing the qualification stages and not recording any inconsistencies in the system applied in the laboratory.

The general manager of the company, Hussein Mohsen Al-Khafaji, said in a statement, "Economy News" received a copy of it, that "obtaining this certificate came after field tours and statements for the company examining the full implementation of the requirements of quality management according to scientific foundations that reflect and ensures the quality of production and its conformity with internationally approved specifications with Customer satisfaction. ”

Al-Khafaji added, “The company's products are in conformity with the specification and quality is guaranteed through periodic laboratory tests and field experiments in addition to the experience of working cadres and the quality of raw materials available locally included in the cement industry.” He pointed out that “Kufa Cement Factory produces resistant cement and its production is offered at a price (75) One thousand dinars per ton, and he is ready to supply all sides with various quantities, in a manner of cutting and direct processing from the factory, in a smooth and accessible manner.

He pointed out that "Kufa Cement Factory holds a quality mark certificate from the Central Organization for Standardization and Quality Control and that the latest ISO certificate will ensure that the laboratory has an integrated management system that guarantees a wide methodology in its production operations, especially after the factory has achieved productive and marketing breakthroughs during the current year compared to last year."

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