What is EN 50168 ?

EN 50168 and EN 50662-2010 are both technical standards that aim to ensure the safety and efficiency of specific products or systems. EN 50168 is a comprehensive technical standard developed by international organizations to regulate and ensure the safety of specific products or systems, while EN 50662-2010 is a technical standard for the performance, testing, and classification of electronic data interchange systems used in the logistics and transportation industry.

EN 50168 consists of several key components, including risk assessment and testing and certification. The purpose of EN 50168 is to establish a set of guidelines, procedures, and performance criteria that manufacturers must adhere to while designing, producing, and marketing their products. Compliance with EN 50168 provides assurance to customers that these products meet the necessary safety requirements.

EN 50662-2010 is a technical standard that specifies the requirements for the performance, testing, and classification of electronic data interchange systems used in the logistics and transportation industry. The purpose of EN 50662-2010 is to provide a standardized framework for EDI systems in the sector, ensuring consistency and compatibility between different systems, allowing for seamless communication and information exchange among companies within the supply chain.

EN 50662-2010 defines the technical specifications and protocols that EDI systems must adhere to, such as data formats, message structures, and communication protocols. It also sets out guidelines for data security, reliability, and integrity to ensure the smooth flow of information between various stakeholders involved in the logistics process.

Both EN 50168 and EN 50662-2010 are designed to ensure the safety and efficiency of specific products or systems, while providing a standardized framework for EDI systems in the logistics and transportation industry. Compliance with these standards is essential to meeting the necessary safety requirements and ensuring the smooth flow of information between various stakeholders involved in the supply chain.