Air pollution and high concentrations of toxins in the air have become a huge problem for China in recent years. The Chinese government is working hard to try to solve these problems.
The implementation of stricter emission standards and the introduction of regulations setting fuel consumption restrictions pose big challenges for vehicle manufacturers.
The vehicle emission control regulations for vehicles registered in Shanghai and Beijing are already very strict. The Chinese government will be introducing more strict emission and fuel consumption regulations in the coming years.
The Chinese authorities are looking at more than just automotive exhaust emissions. They are also measuring the quality of air inside the passenger compartment. Indoor air quality is becoming the focus of new regulations and standardizations. A correspondent GB Standard (GB stands for “Guobiao”, Chinese for “National Standard”) for this already exists, however it has only been voluntary with no obligation to be followed. GB/T 27630-2011 (Guidelines for Air Quality Assessment in Cars) specifies test methods and limits for almost ten
interior materials such as plastics, textiles, glue and rubber. The voluntary GB Standard is expected to be transformed into a mandatory standard as part of the Chinese strategy to reduce harmful pollutants.
When the passenger compartment air quality standards become mandatory, manufacturers will need to comply with both the current GB 8410-2006 for flammability as well as the additional requirements for air quality.
Are you looking for more information regarding new Chinese standards? Do you need more information regarding regulatory updates? If so, please call or email us anytime. We can be reached by phone (UK: +44 2071931135, US: +1 773 654-2673) or email for any questions or concerns you may have.
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The Chinese authorities are constantly creating new regulations in regards to the standardization and certification of products. Numerous updates and new GB Standards
(GB stands for “Guobiao”, Chinese for “National Standard”) were published in 2014.
In addition to the mandatory GB Standards, voluntary GB/T norms, QC/T and NB/T standards exist as well as regulations of the CQC (China Quality Certification Centre).
The SAC (Standardization Administration of the People’s Republic of China, in Chinese:
国家标准化管理委员会) is responsible for development, verification and release of new and/or updated standards. According to an announcement by the authority from August 2014, it evaluated and passed nearly 500 new Chinese standards in the first half of 2014. The large amount of new regulations shows the Chinese governmental bodies focus on changing the regulatory framework in order to improve the process of product standardization.
The new standards mainly affect the following product areas:
Change applications at CQC or CCAP (China Certification Centre for Automotive Products) for existing CCC certificates may be required due to the new and updated regulations.
It is the responsibility of the certificate holder to be informed of the latest changes and to maintain compliance for their product(s).
Are you looking for more information regarding new Chinese standards? Do you need more information regarding regulatory updates? If so, please call or email us anytime. We can be reached by phone (UK: +44 2071931135, US: +1 773 654-2673) or email for any questions or concerns you may have.
For more detailed information please download our free booklet “CCC Made Easy” here. You may also consider our book “A Brief Guide to CCC: China Compulsory Certification”, which can be ordered directly on Amazon here.
November 12, 2014 to November 15, 2014 MPR China Certification GmbH / China Certification Corporation exhibited at MEDICA in Duesseldorf, Germany. MEDICA is the world’s largest medical trade fair which is also known as the “World Forum for Medicine”.
MEDICA 2014 had 4,800 exhibitors from more than 70 countries, which exhibited their products and innovations in 17 exhibition halls and 5 different exhibition areas with a total of 115,000 m² of floor space. Daily conferences and lectures were held regarding the latest technologies, products and breakthroughs.
With this comprehensive range the MEDICA has given an overview to the current developments in the industry and have given an outlook into the future of medical care to exhibitors and visitors.
During the MEDICA trade fair also the trade fair COMPAMED for “High Tech Solutions for Medical Technology” took place in Duesseldorf, Germany, which is the leading international trade fair for medical technology manufacturing.
The MPR China Certification GmbH / China Certification Corporation booth exhibit was a great success. Attendees and customers took the opportunity to visit with MPR China Certification GmbH / China Certification Corporation to discuss CFDA registration for the Chinese market and share their own personal experiences. The new “Regulations for the Supervision and Administration of Medical Devices” (which were published by the Chinese authority China Food and Drug Administration (CFDA) and entered into force in June 2014), were an important topic of discussion as well.
Companies that wish to export recycling materials to the P.R. China are required to have an AQSIQ registration. This registration needed is the “License of Registration for Overseas Supplier Enterprise of Imported Solid Wastes as Raw Materials” that is governed by the authority AQSIQ (General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine). The current AQSIQ registration was first implemented on November 1, 2009. The following product groups require an AQSIQ registration:
In June of 2014, the Chinese authority AQSIQ registration published an announcement that again stressed the importance of an AQSIQ registration for exporters of recycling material. The registration ensures the product’s safety and compatibility with the Chinese environmental standards. By publishing the implementation rules and regulations on the official AQSIQ website, they clearly show the purpose for the registration and demonstrate the transparency of the registration process.
The implementation rules and regulations are updated regularly. They can be found (in the Chinese language only), along with the current application forms, on the official AQSIQ website. It is important to note, that all application forms must be submitted in the Chinese language. Moreover, all application forms need to meet certain standards in regards of markings.
All applicants must meet several requirements, a few of which include:
If your company plans to export scrap material to China and you need an AQSIQ registration, please contact us for a non-binding quote. The AQSIQ registration is a complex and lengthy process which requires extensive preparation and knowledge. The proper preparation of the application documents is the key for a successful registration.
We will fully consult you during the process of preparing the application documents, including providing sample documents for reference in most cases. After all of the application documents are completed we will translate into Chinese as required by the AQSIQ.
We also handle the extension and renewals of existing AQSIQ registrations and will support you with any questions during the registration process.
We will check free of charge if your product requires an AQSIQ registration. Simply send us the exact material name and HS Code (customs code) by Email.
You can reach us by phone (UK: +44 2071931135, Rest of Europe: +49-69-2713769150, US: +1 773 654-2673) or by email.
On October 14, 2014 the CCAP (China Certification Centre for Automotive Products, Chinese: 中 汽 认证 中心) published a report on its website regarding the participation at the 8th International Suppliers Fair (IZB) in Wolfsburg, Germany. The CCAP, represented by the Deputy Director Mr. Haijun Niu and chief engineer for international certifications Ms. Shuyue Chang, had a joint booth with the MPR China Certification GmbH – China Certification Corporation at IZB. The head of the information center for the CCAP, Mr. Guo Jie, also stopped by the booth with 10 delegates.
With 821 exhibitors and more than 51,000 attendees, IZB was a good opportunity to show the strong cooperation between the CCAP and MPR China Certification GmbH / China Certification Corporation. The CCAP was very happy with the turnout and thought the show was a great venue to promote the certification business abroad.
On October 20, 2014 after the IZB show, a representative from the CCAP conducted a training seminar regarding the “CCC Certification of Safety Belts” at the office of MPR China Certification GmbH in Frankfurt, Germany. The seminar was a unique opportunity to learn more about the new regulations and to meet the CCAP personally.
For many years now, the CCAP and MPR China Certification GmbH / China Certification Corporation have shared a strong partnership in the area of CCC certification of automotive manufacturers and suppliers. As a testament to this, the CCAP presented MPR China Certification GmbH / China Certification Corporation with the “Outstanding Certification Company” award on May 9th 2013. MPR China Certification GmbH / China Certification Corporation was the only foreign (non-Chinese) company awarded this prestigious honor.
MPR China Certification GmbH / China Certification Corporation is an excellent partner for your automotive CCC certification. Since 2005 we have assisted leading automotive suppliers and vehicle manufacturers in getting their certification. Take a look at our references section for a list of some of our clients and what they are saying about us.
Information regarding GB Standards, CCC certification, the certification process and the associated costs can be found on our website. You will also find details regarding our certification package on our website including a general anticipated time frame. For more detailed information please download our free booklet “CCC Made Easy” here.
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