Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards

Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards SLBS ... Making quality & standards our way of life. Welcome to the Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards (SLBS).

It was established as the National Standards Body through the enactment of the Standards Act No. 14 of 1990 but the SLBS began operations formally in April 1991. The Standards Act gives the Bureau the mandate to develop and promote standards for the improvement of local goods and services in order to encourage industrial and economic development, and to ensure the health and safety of consumers as well as to safeguard the environment. The SLBS is the legal authority for regulating weights and measures activities on the island and was established formally as the National Metrology Institute through the enactment of the Metrology Act No. 17 of 2000. Additionally, the Bureau has been given the responsibility to develop a national metrication programme which will transform the way in which trade is carried out on the island. SLBS’s vision is to be a model of excellence in the provision of products and services in the areas of quality, standardization and metrology. While its mission is to advance by promoting quality, standardization and metrology, the improvement of the economy and the quality of life of its people. SLBS is the national entity playing a leading role in the development and management of Saint Lucia’s National Quality Infrastructure. The elements of this infrastructure include standards, conformity assessment and metrology. These elements are essential for production and trade. Business and government use these elements to optimize production and assure quality.

Connecting the Caribbean through Standards & Quality  Join us at the 49th CROSQ Council Meeting - October 6-7 2026.📲 Reg...
29/09/2026

Connecting the Caribbean through Standards & Quality

Join us at the 49th CROSQ Council Meeting - October 6-7 2026.

📲 Register now and be part of the open session shaping regional progress!

Saint Lucia’s National Standardization Strategy (NSS)  Let's build a roadmap to identify the standards that matter most ...
23/09/2026

Saint Lucia’s National Standardization Strategy (NSS)

Let's build a roadmap to identify the standards that matter most for our businesses, consumers, and national development. From food and tourism to health, energy, and digital services. The NSS is about shaping standards that reflect Saint Lucia’s needs. 🌴✨

👉 Your voice matters. Join the conversation and help guide the future of standards in Saint Lucia.

World Standards Day & Productivity Awareness Week 2026 | Youth Debate 🎤What role should quality assurance infrastructure...
22/09/2026

World Standards Day & Productivity Awareness Week 2026 | Youth Debate 🎤

What role should quality assurance infrastructure play in shaping Saint Lucia’s national export strategy?

Join us for an engaging youth debate as SALCC and Youth Parliament go head-to-head on the motion:

“Quality assurance infrastructure, rather than price-lowering incentives, should form the cornerstone of Saint Lucia’s national export strategy.”

📅 Wednesday, October 14th
🕙 10:00 AM
📍 Finance Administrative Centre
🔴 Live Streaming Available

Come hear fresh perspectives from the next generation of thinkers, leaders and changemakers as we explore the connection between quality, competitiveness and Saint Lucia’s export potential.

REMINDER: Workshop on Labelling Requirements for Prepackaged Fruit Juice!Are you a fruit juice producer or processor? Jo...
17/09/2026

REMINDER: Workshop on Labelling Requirements for Prepackaged Fruit Juice!

Are you a fruit juice producer or processor? Join us on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, for a practical workshop on labelling requirements for prepackaged fruit juice.

📅 Date: October 7, 2026
🕤 Time: 9:30 a.m.
📍 Venue: Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards (SLBS) or Join Via Zoom

Learn what information should appear on your product labels and how to ensure your labels meet the relevant requirements before your products reach consumers.

Don’t miss it! Come prepared to learn, ask questions and get your labelling right. 🍍🍊

Is your product label up to standard?For manufacturers and businesses producing pre-packaged foods, getting your label r...
11/09/2026

Is your product label up to standard?

For manufacturers and businesses producing pre-packaged foods, getting your label right is an important part of meeting labelling requirements and providing consumers with the information they need.

Your label should include key information such as the common name of the product, brand or registered trade name, manufacturer’s details, country of origin, net contents, ingredients, batch/lot number and best before/expiry date, among other requirements.

✅ Use this checklist as a quick guide when reviewing your product labels.

Need help ensuring your product label meets the requirements? The Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards (SLBS) is here to help.

📞 (758) 453-0049 / 456-0546
📧 [email protected]
🌐

Download a free copy of our student activity book. Learn the role and function of the Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards and its varying departments.Why are standards important and how do standards affect your everyday life.

Four days of regional collaboration. One step closer to stronger building standards.The 3rd Meeting of the CREEBC Region...
04/09/2026

Four days of regional collaboration. One step closer to stronger building standards.

The 3rd Meeting of the CREEBC Regional Project Team (RPT) for the revision of the CARICOM Regional Energy Efficiency Building Code (CREEBC) has officially come to a close in Saint Lucia.
Over the past four days, regional stakeholders came together to review technical provisions, consider member state feedback, work through comments on the updated code and engage in a capacity building workshop.
With all comments reviewed and considered by the Regional Project Team, the next step is to incorporate the agreed feedback and make the appropriate revisions to update the CREEBC for finalization.

As host and co-secretariat of the CREEBC Regional Project Team, the Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards (SLBS) is proud to have contributed to this important regional effort.
The work continues toward a Code that supports greater energy efficiency, climate responsive design and more sustainable buildings across the Caribbean.

📢 WHY LABEL YOUR PRODUCTS?A product label is more than just a sticker, it’s an important tool for consumer protection, t...
04/09/2026

📢 WHY LABEL YOUR PRODUCTS?

A product label is more than just a sticker, it’s an important tool for consumer protection, transparency and trust. 🏷️

Clear and accurate labels help consumers understand what they’re buying, make informed choices and stay safe. For businesses, proper labelling helps demonstrate a commitment to quality, compliance and customer confidence. ✅

At the Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards, we’re here to help businesses get their labels right.

📍 Visit our Compliance Department at Bisee Industrial Estate, Castries
📞 Tel. (758) 453 0049 / 456 0546

Make your label work for you. Get your label assessed today!

The Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards (SLBS) in collaboration with Bureau of Standards Jamaica, continues to provide leade...
02/09/2026

The Saint Lucia Bureau of Standards (SLBS) in collaboration with Bureau of Standards Jamaica, continues to provide leadership in the 3rd Meeting of the Regional Project Team (RPT) for the revision of the CARICOM Regional Energy Efficiency Building Code (CREEBC) and capacity building, held from August 31-September 3, 2026, in Saint Lucia.
The meeting brings together regional partners to review and validate updates to the CREEBC, with discussions covering energy performance, climate-responsive design, building envelopes, HVAC systems, lighting and renewable energy integration.
Through our leadership, SLBS continues to contribute to regional efforts to strengthen building standards and support a more energy-efficient, climate-resilient and sustainable Caribbean.

🦺 A safe workplace doesn’t happen by chance, it starts with identifying hazards, assessing risks, putting effective cont...
28/08/2026

🦺 A safe workplace doesn’t happen by chance, it starts with identifying hazards, assessing risks, putting effective controls in place, and monitoring them over time.

Through SLNS/ISO 45001:2018, organizations can strengthen their occupational health and safety management systems and build workplaces where safety is part of the way work is designed and done.

🔎 Identify. Assess. Control. Monitor.
Because protecting workers starts with designing safety into the workplace.

👉 Read our latest website post to learn more about the importance of occupational health and safety standards: https://www.slbs.org/category/news/

🌐 www.slbs.org
📞 (758) 453-0049 / 456-0546

Don’t worry if you miss this one!Can't make it to our Workshop on Labelling Requirements for Prepackaged Juices in Augus...
24/08/2026

Don’t worry if you miss this one!

Can't make it to our Workshop on Labelling Requirements for Prepackaged Juices in August?

We’ve got you covered! 🙌🏽

Due to popular demand, we’re hosting a SECOND workshop on Wednesday, 7 October 2026!

Join us for this FREE workshop and learn about:
✔️ Mandatory labelling requirements for prepackaged juices
✔️ The label assessment process
✔️ AI-generated labels
✔️ Preservatives and what you need to know

📅 7 October 2026
⏰ 9:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
📍 SLBS Training Room
💻 Join In-person or via Zoom

If you missed the August session, this is your chance to register and join us!

👉🏽 Register at no cost using the link provided below:

https://forms.gle/AFU5WXbS6cfvSFVXA

Don’t miss your second chance to get your labels right! 🍍🍊🍓

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Bisee Industrial Estate
Castries
LC04301

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 16:30
Tuesday 08:00 - 16:30
Wednesday 08:00 - 16:30
Thursday 08:00 - 16:30
Friday 08:00 - 16:30

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