Peral River

[Tony Caught]

Hi del,

Yes, but at least it is consistent which is better than some bad and some
worse.

Regards

Tony Caught ICPTG
Australia
caute@optusnet.com.au

> Sadly, from a consumers point of view, ISO standards -- at least as they
> exist today -- are not only meaningless, but are quite often misleading.
It
> simply means that the product produced by an ISO certified company meets
the
> standards set by the company making the product.  It might be consistently
> good or consistently bad.  That is still up to the manufacturer.
>
> Del
>