Adopted Somali Standard · Active
SOS EAS 156-1:2000
Woven bags from natural fibres — Specification — Part 1: Woven bags for cereals
Somali adoption of EAS 156-1:2000 · East African Community (EAC) — East African Standards Committee. Number, part, edition and year are taken over unchanged.
Adopted Somali Standard · Active. The original reference EAS 156-1:2000 is preserved unchanged; the national designation is SOS EAS 156-1:2000.
Somali Standard Code (SOS)
SOS EAS 156-1:2000
Original reference
EAS 156-1:2000
Source organisation
East African Community (EAC) — East African Standards Committee
Status
Adopted Somali Standard
Lifecycle: Active · Published
Scope
This East African Standard specifies the constructional and performance requirements of woven bags made from natural fibres to contain 90 kg load of any type of cereal or pulses. It also prescribes the packing and marking requirements of a bale containing the bags, ready for dispatch
Catalogue metadata
Bibliographic details
- Somali Standard Code (SOS)
- SOS EAS 156-1:2000
- Original reference
- EAS 156-1:2000
- Source organisation
- East African Community (EAC) — East African Standards Committee
- Designation family
- EAS
- Standard number
- 156-1
- Edition
- 1
- Year of publication
- 2000
- ICS
- 59.080.30
- HS code(s)
- 4818.40.90, 4818.40.40
- Number of pages
- 4
- Field
- Textile and leather technology
- Group
- Products of the textile industry
- Sub-group
- Textile fabrics
- Sector
- Tetile - Products of the textile industry
- Technical committee
- EASC/TC 061 — Textiles, Textile products and Accessories
- Descriptors
- Woven bags Woven bags Woven bags Petrol, Premium Motor Spirit (PMS)
Adoption record
Adopted as a Somali national standard
- Adoption status
- Adopted Somali Standard
- Original reference
- EAS 156-1:2000
- Somali Standard Code (SOS)
- SOS EAS 156-1:2000
- Source organisation
- East African Community (EAC) — East African Standards Committee
- Adopting body
- Somali Bureau of Standards (SOBS)
Method, degree of correspondence and decision references are recorded by SOBS as the formal adoption file is completed.