On August 1st, 2015, the new GB 31241-2014 standard for safety of lithium batteries was implemented in China. The GB31241 standard covers both lithium cell and battery pack. Currently, lithium... read more →
After Sep 1st, 2015, child seats cannot be sold in China market without CCC certificate. CCC test items for child safety seats include the following items: Static test Includes mechanical... read more →
Vehicles aimed to sale on China market must be listed on the website of China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, or MIIT (www.miit.gov.cn). This listing is mandatory for all... read more →
On March 31st (2015), a formal signing ceremony was held between CQC, CCAP, CQM, ISCCC and Beijing Zhong Quiang Ren Product Marking Technology Service Center. A formal cooperation agreement was... read more →
The new China RoHS Standard SJ/T 11364-2014 "Regulations for the Labelling of the Use of Restrained Hazardous Substances on Electronic and Electric Products" has been published. It will replace the... read more →
BIS has decided for Information Technology Products that: The registration under the Compulsory Registration Scheme shall be granted for 2 years with immediate effect. For products under a registration previously... read more →
Starting January 1st, 2016, China's CNCA Implementation rules will be updated to include additional interior trimming parts under CNCA-C11-09: 2014. The test standard, GB 8410: 2006 for interior trimming materials... read more →
Detroit, MI, 11/07/2014 – Earlier this month representatives of G&M Compliance, Inc. of Orange, CA (G&M), and representatives of China Certification Centre for Automotive Products (CCAP) met with the heads... read more →
According to the Deity of India, additional products may be added to the mandatory list of BIS certification. A draft notification by the official Gazette has been published. The provisions... read more →
August 14th, 2014 - The government of India (DEITY) deliberated a proposed list of items for inclusion under the Compulsory Registration Order. Below is the proposed list of items considered... read more →