Why is the astm important to the united states?

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It is important because numerous organizations or agencies run based on standards described by the ASTM International standards organization. They have 12,575 international standards and many of them are practiced in the United States as recommended by the government, although not enforced by the government since companies choose to enforce it on their own.
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Darina [25.2K]3 years ago

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It was an american victory

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