AFNOR Group provides voluntary standards, certification, training, and publishing services to help organizations ensure quality, safety, and sustainable development.
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AFNOR Group is a standardization and certification company headquartered in France. Xcout tracks 9 named people at AFNOR Group, including Alan Bryden (Alan Bryden).
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