Gulf Worldwide Distribution was successfully been certified by TÜV CERT Europe’s largest certification body for passing ISO 9001:2000 certification. This certification demonstrates that our processes are compliant with ISO 9001:2000 standards for our manufacturing, design, inspection, testing, warehousing and distribution processes. While preparing for the certification we have ensured that our processes are tied to this new standard not only for DPI bearings but also for all other brands that we distribute and represent. This will ensure that we can provide you quality distribution services which are inline with our customers requirements. This certification will further improve the acceptance of
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GWD certified for ISO 9001:2008 by TÜV-Cert
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Beware of Malicious emails sent out of GWD by possible hackers
Beware of Malicious emails sent out of GWD by possible hackers On 25 and 26 April 2010, several companies and clients worldwide reported receiving an email regarding the Companies profile and brand and stock lists. The Information contained in this information is not true and this email was not officially sent by any employee of Gulf Worldwide Distribution FZE. The alleged email was sent from an email account that never existed. The Email in question is athirvel.p@gulfworldwide.net Please ignore any email received from this address and we will not be held responsible for any of the information contained in this
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China Amends Five Year Plan for the Bearing Industry
The People’s Republic of China has slightly amended its 11th Five-Year Plan [website], and targets for the nation’s bearing manufacturing industry. China is relatively unique in that its central government maps out goals for every sector of the country, from industry to medicine, population and education. The 11th Five-Year Plan covers 2006-2010. It calls for domestic bearing manufacturers to reach annual production of more than 8 billion bearings, worth at least 84 billion yuan (USD $11 billion). The average value per bearing would rise to 10.5 yuan ($1.39), at production value. During the five years, central planners hope to encourage