Genuine vs Aftermarket Parts in the SABER System
Genuine parts usually take a declaration; aftermarket parts take full testing per product code. Getting the classification wrong costs months, not days.
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Genuine parts usually take a declaration; aftermarket parts take full testing per product code. Getting the classification wrong costs months, not days.
MOIAT, SABER, G-Mark and ESMA are separate schemes with one shared goal. Which products need approval, what the labs test, and what goes in the technical file.
ESMA, SASO IECEE, SABER, halal and G-Mark, which applies, the seven-step process, and the Arabic labelling marketplaces check before listing.
RoHS reports for Saudi Arabia must meet local requirements and feed the SABER platform. The four-step route from finding a laboratory to registration.
Send the product name, HS code and technical data. You get back the applicable route, the document list and a timeline, before any commitment.
Scoping is freeReply within one working day