Does the ISO mark mean that the product is good?

Does the ISO mark mean that the product is good?

ISO 9000 is a family of fundamental international standards, comprising a set of criteria within a quality management system. ISO 9000 standards are issued and maintained by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). They are administered by the relevant accreditation and certification bodies in different countries. The rules are updated according to internationally agreed requirements, reflecting technological advancements and the evolution of knowledge and experience. These standards serve as guidelines for implementation in organizations and companies to improve quality.

Any company or organization that is independently certified and accredited to be compliant with ISO standards and is declared as having obtained an "ISO certificate" or is considered "registered in ISO" is not necessarily guaranteed. It is worth mentioning that certification to the ISO standard does not necessarily mean guaranteeing the quality of the final products and services of any company or organization, but rather testifies that the production, commercial and inspection processes are applied in accordance with a sound quality system .