Adhering to the WTO Technical Barriers to Trade Principles
Learn how UL Standards & Engagement supports the principles of the World Trade Organization's Technical Barriers to Trade agreement.
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Revising Standards in Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
Virtual workplaces necessitate updated requirements. The rapid evolution of COVID-19 into a public health crisis upended operations for countless business sectors.
UL Standards & Engagement Presents to ASEAN Consultative Committee on Standards and Quality (ACCSQ)
We focus on our shared commitment to international trade and adherence to the World Trade Organization’s Technical Barriers to Trade (WTO-TBT) agreement.
UL 4600 Standard Discussed at Automated Vehicle Symposium
The UL 4600 Standard served as a key topic of discussion in the Automated Vehicle Symposium, as achieving greater uniformity of safety regulations and guidance is needed.
Underwriters Laboratories and Shanghai Electrical Apparatus Research Institute Sign Standards Cooperation Agreement
We signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with SEARI agreeing to increase knowledge of each other’s standards development activities.
Underwriters Laboratories and SAE International Sign Agreement to Collaborate on Autonomous Vehicles
We have agreed to several goals for this partnership, including avoiding duplication of work efforts.
Virtual Collaboration: UL Standards & Engagement Meets With Zambia Bureau of Standards
We hosted a webinar with the Zambia Bureau of Standards (ZABS) to recognize our shared commitment to developing safety standards.
Underwriters Laboratories Receives Exceptional Audit Report
The Standards Council of Canada commended Underwriters Laboratories for adhering to their principles and conveying trust to its stakeholders.
Safety Data Lake Introduces Enhancements
The UL Data Lake consolidates open-source data from multiple safety-focused databases into a single site environment. Access it at opendata.ul.org.
Using Standards to Help Mitigate COVID-19's Spread
Standards related to healthcare, air ventilation and building materials can support essential services helping to fight the virus and potentially mitigate its spread.
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