Let us help you obtain the CCC Mark for your products!
The government of China has introduced a new Safety/EMC licensing system. This system, implemented on May 1, 2002, requires manufacturers in 132 product categories to obtain the CCC Mark before exporting or selling into the Chinese market and impacts many U.S. exporters across a wide range of manufacturing sectors. Products not meeting CCC requirements may be held at the border and subjected to other penalties by Chinese Customs Officials.

The CCC Mark is administered by the Chinese government agency, Certification and Accreditation Administration (CNCA). The China Quality Certification Center (CQC) is designated by the CNCA to process CCC Mark applications.

G&M Compliance, Inc., is proud to announce our partnership with Yong Gang Enterprise Co., Ltd., located in Beijing, China. Together we offer direct CCC certification services for all U.S. electronic and electrical equipment manufacturers. Yong Gang is certified by the CNCA government agency in implementing the application for the China Compulsory Certification scheme under Certificate No. CJ0604089.

Our staff in Beijing will ensure that you have direct access to the most efficient CCC certification service available. We reduce your time to market and provide you with the best possible pricing.

We work with you to:

• Determine whether your product requires the CCC Mark
• Provide up-to-date regulations and procedures
• Consider options for applying
• Plan testing and application processes
• Submit test samples, track, follow-up and communicate with relevant governmental agencies
• Translate and review all documents (including manuals & user instructions)
• Set up the Initial Plant Inspection (IPI) ­ to be conducted by the CQC

There are four major steps in the CCC Mark application process:

1. Application. Submission of an application and supporting materials, including user guides, CB reports, EMC reports, regulatory labels and other information.
2. Type Testing. A CNCA-designated test laboratory in China will test product samples.
3. Evaluation. Review of certification results and approval (or failure and retesting).
4. Factory Inspection. Manufacturing facilities for the product will have to go through an Initial Plant Inspection (IPI) and will be re-inspected by Chinese officials every 12-18 months.