Kitemark

noun

1. the official mark of quality and reliability, in the form of a kite, on articles approved by the British Standards Institution

Example Sentences

Mr Cox said he would like to see retailers commit to a "kitemark scheme" in which they pledged to offer "honest and fair pricing".

From BBC

It says it offers a jargon-free guide for first-time investors, like Bethan, and is financed through advertising and through a kitemark scheme it runs.

From BBC

He advised checking they had a CE Kitemark and to avoid apps on smartphones, which he said were not as reliable.

From BBC

“I would love for comedy clubs to have a kitemark of safety which says they have sexual harassment protocol,” Pritchard-McLean says.

From The Guardian

While templates are being shared and modified among the 3D-printer community for creating PPE kit, not one of the resulting products has a CE Kitemark, the European safety standard, which ultimately means that there is no quality benchmark.

From BBC