Tunable achieves official "Made in Norway" certification

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This recognition highlights Tunable's commitment to meeting the stringent criteria for Norwegian value creation and origin, reinforcing its position for continued growth in both national and international markets. The "Made in Norway" mark is a business-driven initiative, designed to help customers easily identify products and services that support and promote Norwegian innovation and craftsmanship.

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As a leader in developing cutting-edge gas analysis technology, Tunable is honored to be among the first to incorporate the "Made in Norway" mark into its branding efforts. For Tunable, whose business mainly operates on the global stage, the "Made in Norway" mark is more than just a label—it’s a powerful way to stand out and be recognized for representing the esteemed and valued spirit of Norwegian innovation. Commenting on this achievement, Roar Hernes at Tunable said, "We are very impressed with the professionalism shown by Innovation Norway throughout this process, culminating in today’s launch of the mark. By placing origin at the core, while also incorporating sustainability and responsibility criteria, we believe they have struck the perfect balance.“

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About "Made in Norway“

• "Made in Norway" is a protected trademark for marketing purposes, designed to strengthen the position of Norwegian products and solutions in international markets.
• The certification is part of the "All of Norway Exports" initiative, launched by the government to enhance Norway's international competitiveness.
• Managed by Innovation Norway.
• Norway needs to increase mainland exports and transform its industries. The country requires solutions that create jobs, promote sustainable growth, and boost exports.
• A common origin mark will create synergies, where companies that succeed internationally with the mark on their products will positively impact other "Made in Norway" companies.
• When you see the origin mark, you can be confident that the product or solution has been predominantly developed or produced in Norway. The product or service adheres to standards of responsibility and sustainability, which can be an advantage in international markets.

Read more about “Made in Norway” here