12.20.19 -

The Bureau of Standards Jamaica (BSJ) announces the adoption of the following standards as mandatory Jamaican Standards:

12.19.19 -

CLOSURE NOTICE

THE BUREAU OF STANDARDS JAMAICA (BSJ)

ADVISES OUR VALUED CLIENTS THAT DUE TO THE HOLIDAY SEASON

12.11.19 -

A number of local companies have started making changes to their packaging labels to highlight nutritional facts as the push continues to make consumers more aware of what they are eating and how these foods and beverages relate to lifestyle diseases.

12.11.19 -

With several questionable brands of bottled water on the local market, the Bureau of Standards Jamaica (BSJ) says many manufacturers have been going underground once investigations are launched to determine the quality of their product.

11.25.19 -

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Bureau of Standards Jamaica (BSJ) and the National Compliance and Regulatory Authority, both agencies of the Ministry of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries, have developed three standards for the liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) industry sector.

11.25.19 -

ST JAMES, Jamaica— The Bureau of Standards Jamaica (BSJ) is carrying out assessments to determine the food labelling model that will work best for the country, as the Government moves closer to making front of package labelling mandatory in Jamaica.

10.29.19 -

 Minister of State in the Ministry of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries, Floyd Green, has said progress is being made in the build-out of the local medical cannabis industry, with work advanced on regulations and guidelines.

10.23.19 -

 KINGSTON, Jamaica: Cannabis Technical Committee recognized for ground-breaking work in standards development

10.18.19 -

The Draft Jamaican Standard Specification is available for: 

10.11.19 -

10 October, 2019.