Destruction of 27,000 decorative ropes and chains
The General Director of the Jordanian Standards and Meterology Institution, Wafa Al-Momani, confirmed that during the first six months of 2026, the institution inspected approximately 875 branded products, with 25% found to bear counterfeit marks. The institution's activities included inspecting around 40,000 products and visiting about 3,000 economic establishments, as well as destroying large quantities of non-compliant products such as decorative ropes, light chains, children's toys, cosmetics, cleaning products, and electrical connections. She explained that many products, especially cosmetics, cleaning supplies, and electrical items, were found to be non-compliant, often related to counterfeiting or violations of Jordanian standards. The institution continues its inspection campaigns and enforces strict measures, including destruction or re-exportation when violations are detected. It also regularly updates standard specifications and follows international developments to ensure the quality and safety of market products.
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