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Are You Certified by NSF or to NSF?

Not all certifications are created equal. Here’s what sets NSF certification apart:

Certified by NSF

Your product is certified by NSF, one of the most trusted independent certification bodies. Benefits include:

  • Authorised use of the NSF mark, recognised worldwide.
  • Access to NSF Connect, our industry-leading project tracking portal.
  • Dedicated project manager for personalised support.
  • Testing in NSF-owned laboratories by expert technicians.
  • Broad international acceptance of your product.

Certified to NSF standards

Your product was certified to an NSF/ANSI standard by another certification body.

  • Limited international acceptance.
  • No access to NSF Connect, dedicated support or NSF mark.
  • No assurance of NSF’s rigorous testing and auditing process.

The NSF mark matters. It’s more than compliance—it’s a symbol of trust, safety and global recognition.

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What’s New with NSF

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    NSF Launches Protocol 549 for Glyphosate Reduction Claims

    October 14, 2026
    P549 is the first standard globally that validates glyphosate reduction performance of water filtration systems and products.
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  • NSF Welcomes Nicole Parent Haughey to Board of Directors

    September 10, 2026
    NSF's appointment of Nicole supports the organisation's continued focus on long-term growth and transformation.
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  • NSF Launches Independent Certification Standard for Compact Products

    August 25, 2026
    New third-party certification verifies products cutting materials and shipping impacts while maintaining safety and performance.
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  • NSF Achieves European Accreditation for Drinking Water Product Certification Ahead of 2027 EU Deadline

    July 22, 2026
    The ISO/IEC 17065 accreditation from BELAC complements NSF’s testing capacity, enabling end-to-end support for EU Drinking Water Directive (DWD) readiness ahead of the January 2027 deadline.
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