Vegger, a leading manufacturer of indoor farms, develops smart, compact systems that allow food to be grown locally, so locally that it can be grown in a restaurant’s own kitchen. When Vegger decided to launch their product in Europe, they needed a partner to meet the complex regulations surrounding product safety. After all, the product was finished, but the compliance wasn’t there yet.
Speed was spot on with this product, which was partly due to Instrux’s team leads, but also due to the components Vegger used. In fact, Vegger had been wise and had chosen to use only components from the EU. This made certifying the indoor farm much easier, now that the components all already had CE Marking.
The biggest problem was in finding a test space large enough for the indoor farm.
Fortunately, Normatic, a well-known partner of Instrux, was able to find space to test the unit.
After testing, it was actually quite simple to finish the rest. After all, the risk analysis had already been applied and the reports were ready. All that remained was for Instrux to advise on a product label and compile the technical file. After preparing the declaration of conformity, it was ready: The FlaxFarm was CE compliant.