gypsmjim wrote:
We were the best in the industry because that's what Management wanted. Second to none. Then ISO **** beame the norm. Now we only meet the minimum standards, but we have that beautiful logo to add to the product.
If only the consumer public knew the whole story....
46 years in manufacturing...
This isn't driven by consumers. Most don't care about, or even know, what ISO certification is. If management felt the need for the certification, then likely your sales are to other manufacturers who incorporate your product into theirs, and the need was to compete with overseas companies who can claim such certification.
Also, the certification was never intended to be an indication of quality - it's meant to be an indication of good quality control (consistency).
