THE Zambia Bureau of Standards (ZABS) has recorded positive performance between January and August 2026, having tested 8,571 samples across its laboratories in Lusaka, Kitwe, Chipata and Mongu. And ZABS says it has identified 27 products that were falsely displaying its marks. In a statement, Friday, ZABS Executive Director Nathan Sing’ambwa said the samples tested cover food and beverages, consumer goods, agricultural inputs, petroleum products among others. He said during the same period, ZABS developed and published 352 standards, bringing the total number of standards developed to date to 8,351. “The Zambia Bureau of Standards (ZABS) has recorded a positive performance in its service offering for the period January to August, 2026 following the successful testing of 8,571 samples across...