By GEORGE SAYAGIEMore by this AuthorThe Kenya Bureau of Standards (Kebs) has raised concern over the proliferation of counterfeit goods into the country. Kebs Managing Director Charles Ongwae urged firms importing goods into the country to follow the rule of law. Speaking in Nakuru today, Mr Ongwae said products coming into Kenya must first be inspected at the country of origin, then upon arrival. “Upon inspection and confirmation that the product meets specifications, we then issue an import standardisation mark. Mr Ongwae said measures taken are aimed at safeguarding Kenyans from unscrupulous dealers who have been faking Kebs marks.

Source: Daily Nation April 20, 2017 19:07 UTC