According to the statement, Sharjah Agricultural and Livestock Production Establishment’s Saba’ Sanabel is the first local product to obtain Made in the Emirates mark.
The mark has also been issued to Yas Electronic Systems for traffic management technologies, Euro Pack Industries for biodegradable plastics, and Rubber Plas Tech LLC for food contact materials.
The launch of the Made in the Emirates mark is aligned with National Strategy for Industry and Advanced Technology’s objectives to support the growth of national industries.
The strategy also aims to improve the competitiveness of local industries, build the reputation of the UAE’s industrial products as well as exports to global markets, and create an attractive business environment for local and international investors.
As per the reports, “Companies in the UAE can request a license to use the Made in the Emirates mark, which is issued by MoIAT under the technical requirements of Cabinet Resolution No. 10 for the year 2018.”
Further, companies can obtain the Made in the Emirates mark via the ministry’s website for a nominal fee of $ 27.23 (AED 100) over three years.
