IAPMO adds German compliance consultancy In Compliance
IAPMO said June 30, 2026, that German consulting firm In Compliance has joined its organization, expanding its global product-compliance capabilities for plumbing products and drinking-water applications. The move is meant to strengthen advisory services alongside IAPMO’s testing and certification work while keeping those functions separate.
Why it matters: - In Compliance gives IAPMO a more structured consulting arm for manufacturers navigating product approvals, certification pathways and market-access rules across multiple jurisdictions. - The combination could broaden IAPMO’s reach in international product compliance, especially for plumbing products and items that contact drinking water. - IAPMO says the addition is designed to complement, not blur, its existing certification and advisory functions.
What happened: - IAPMO announced June 30, 2026, that In Compliance has joined the IAPMO family. - In Compliance is a German-based consulting firm led by managing director Jutta Emge-Degenhardt. - The firm focuses on international product compliance requirements and regulations.
The details: - In Compliance specializes in international product approvals for plumbing products, systems and components. - The firm places strong emphasis on products that come into contact with drinking water. - In Compliance helps manufacturers understand and meet requirements across multiple jurisdictions. - Its work includes product standards, certification pathways and market access strategies. - IAPMO has long provided standards development, testing, certification and related technical expertise. - IAPMO said consulting services had historically been handled on a limited, project-by-project basis. - Bringing In Compliance in establishes a stronger global consulting capability within IAPMO. - IAPMO said the new setup preserves appropriate independence between advisory functions and certification activities. - Dave Viola, IAPMO CEO, said the two organizations have an opportunity to unite talent, expertise and a shared commitment in service to clients, the industry and global product compliance. - Emge-Degenhardt said the In Compliance team is excited to join IAPMO and called the fit strong on expertise and service.
Between the lines: - The move signals a push by IAPMO to deepen its role beyond codes and certification into more formalized compliance consulting. - Keeping advisory and certification work separate appears aimed at protecting credibility in both businesses. - The deal also suggests IAPMO sees growth potential in global regulatory support as manufacturers face more complex cross-border requirements.
What's next: - IAPMO said the addition of In Compliance is expected to drive growth for both organizations. - The partnership begins a new chapter built on shared values, mutual respect and combined strengths. - IAPMO will continue offering codes, standards, testing, certification, inspection, professional development, policy and advocacy services, alongside specialty brands including The IAPMO Group, Construction Products Group, System Certifications Body and IWSH. - More information is available at iapmo.org.
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