Connecting Product Development with Testing and Certification

Providing Technical Consulting for Partner Firms

The National Museum Culture Foundation is teaming up with the Korea Conformity Laboratories (KCL) to strengthen the safety and quality control of the museum product brand "MU:DS."

Jung Yongseok, President of the National Museum Culture Foundation (left), and Jung Taejun, Vice President of the Korea Conformity Laboratories (KCL), are taking a commemorative photo after signing a business agreement to enhance the safety and quality of the museum product 'MU:DS' at the KCL Seocho building in Seoul on the 10th. National Museum Culture Foundation

Jung Yongseok, President of the National Museum Culture Foundation (left), and Jung Taejun, Vice President of the Korea Conformity Laboratories (KCL), are taking a commemorative photo after signing a business agreement to enhance the safety and quality of the museum product 'MU:DS' at the KCL Seocho building in Seoul on the 10th. National Museum Culture Foundation

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The National Museum Culture Foundation announced on the 11th that it signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with KCL on the 10th to enhance the safety and quality competitiveness of "MU:DS." The agreement aims to establish a collaborative system in the field of product safety management to increase the safety of museum products and create a distribution environment in which consumers can feel secure using them.


Under the agreement, the two organizations will undertake various initiatives including support for companies to ensure the safety and strengthen the quality competitiveness of developed products, technical training for product safety management, support for domestic and international certification services, and consulting on product development technologies for partner firms.


The foundation plans to establish a safety management system that connects technical consulting at the product development stage with testing and certification. The goal is to increase the quality control capabilities of partner firms while also strengthening the brand credibility and completeness of "MU:DS."


Jung Yongseok, President of the National Museum Culture Foundation, stated, "The competitiveness of a product begins with public trust in its safety and quality above all else. We will further solidify the safety management system throughout the entire process from planning and development to the distribution of museum products."



The foundation intends to continue providing technical support and information exchange with KCL to reduce the testing and certification burden on its partner firms, and to promote the development and distribution of domestically produced cultural products.


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