Specifications for Ariel buffer tank
Title
Specifications for Ariel buffer tank
Commenting Period
10 February 2026 – 10 March 2026
Draft highlights
This standard was developed with the following objectives:
a) to specify requirements for Ariel buffer tank for manufacturing and optional performance testing service;
b) to be used as a guidance by users and manufacturers; and
c) to be used as a basis for product certification.
Scope
This standard specifies the design, installation, performance criteria, and associated testing and validation procedures for the Ariel buffer tank intended for use in critical cooling applications, including but not limited to data centres.
Where applicable, this standard also describes the functional interaction between the buffer tank and associated systems used to support its operation and performance evaluation.
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Supply Chain Traceability Platform – Framework and Requirements
Title
Supply Chain Traceability Platform – Framework and Requirements
Commenting Period
30 January 2026 – 28 February 2026
Draft highlights
This standard was developed with the objectives as follows:
a) to assist organisations and industries in the design and implementation of traceability systems in the operations and supply chain of their organisation;
b) to provide guidelines for organisations in the implementation of traceability platform towards becoming more efficient market-responsive value chain and customer-focused organisations;
c) to establish a unified industrial benchmark that ensures end-to-end visibility, data integrity, and cross-border interoperability across supply chains.
d) to serve as a baseline guideline applicable to multiple industries and product categories, with provisions for developing sub-sections or industry-specific annexes (e.g., for food, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, logistics, etc.) at a later stage.
Scope
This standard provides principles, framework and requirements for designing and implementing interoperable traceability platform.
It can be applied to various sectors (e.g., food, pharmaceuticals, consumer products, logistics, etc.), enabling organisations to identify and capture track and trace events along the supply chain by providing transparency and insights into the sources, production and logistics.
This standard provides guidelines for organisations in the implementation of traceability platform towards strengthening supply chain sustainability through the adoption of digital traceability.
It also provides examples that demonstrate the application and implementation of traceability systems interacting with traceability platform based on the sectors, product categories, regions and application areas.
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DSR Malaysia Durian Musang King Standard
Title
DSR Malaysia Durian Musang King Standard
Commenting Period
16 January 2026 – 15 February 2026
Draft highlights
This standard was developed with the following objectives:
a) to provide guidance to DSR and consumers for specification of Musang King Durian (D197) grown from Durio zibethinus L. to be supplied in whole fruit, fresh pulp, frozen pulp and frozen paste; and
b) to be used as a basis document for the purpose of product certification.
Scope
This standard specifies the requirements for Musang King Durian (D197) grown from Durio zibethinus L. in the form of:
a) whole fruit;
b) fresh pulp;
c) frozen pulp; and
d) frozen paste.
It covers requirements for the selection of seedling, specification of the fruit, good agronomic practices, harvesting and post-harvest activity, export requirements, production of downstream products (i.e. fresh pulp, frozen pulp and frozen paste) and traceability of the fruit along the supply chain.
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