China Compulsory Certification

CCC mark is mandatory to import, sell, or market in China

China Compulsory Certification (CCC) is a product certification required for various asset groups before being imported, exported or marketed in China. Implemented in 2002 and in force since 2003 following China’s accession to the World Trade Organization, it is a certification mark similar to the European CE mark.

Service details

The two most important elements of the Compulsory Chinese Certification (CCC) are product testing (the products to be certified are shipped to the test laboratories in China) and factory inspections (inspection of manufacturers by Chinese inspectors). Once certified, the assurance is valid for several years, as long as the annual follow-up inspections are passed.

Certification procedure

Acceptance of the offer is followed by these steps:


FAQ

What if my product is not CCC-marked?

As of 1 May 2003, products exported to China without a CCC mark may be detained by the Chinese customs and subject to sanctions or dispatched back to the sender.

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