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Certifications & requirements when importing from China

Learners: 2,305

Instructor: Manuel Becvar

Duration:

This course provides a practical roadmap to ensure compliance with all mandatory safety standards & labelling requirements for Europe and North America when importing from China. Learn the basics of customs, national laws and standards, and how to find the right standard for your product. Get actionable PDFs for 30 product categories, case studies, contacts of test laboratories and how to filter out fake certificates. Get the knowledge and confidence to import from China with this course.▼▲

Course Feature Course Overview Course Provider

Go to class

Course Feature

Cost:

Paid

Provider:

Udemy

Certificate:

Paid Certification

Language:

English

Start Date:

2017-04-02

Course Overview

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Updated in [July 25th, 2023]

This course provides an in-depth look into the certifications and requirements for importing from China. It covers the basics of what is needed to meet legal standards, how to save money, and how to find the right standard for a product. It also explains the most common regulations and legislations within the European Union and the United States in layman's terms.

In addition, the course provides actionable PDFs for 30 product categories, such as electronics, kitchen, garden, toys, and furniture. Each PDF includes examples of country requirements, laws, and certifications. It also includes a testing plan with everything a product needs.

Case studies on different product groups are also included, as well as contacts of test laboratories and how to contact them. The course also explains how to find out if a supplier is sending fake certificates.

This course provides a practical roadmap to ensure compliance with all mandatory safety standards and labelling requirements for Europe and North America. It is a cost-effective way to get the information needed to import from China.