STC Webinar: China Compulsory Certification (CCC) for Toys and Electronics

2018-05-23

STC Webinar: China Compulsory Certification (CCC) for Toys and Electronics: Date: July 17, 2018 Time: 12nn-1pm, EDT Registration: : Please click here Event Details: The webinar will open your door to the China market by introducing the requirements and application procedures for China Compulsory Certification (CCC). Description: To import, trade and sell toy and electronic products in China, it is mandatory for all manufacturers, traders and retailers to ensure their products are certified in accordance with CCC requirements. As the FIRST non-governmental lab in China approved for CCC testing, STC is the professional in the field, able to guide you into the China market. Audience: Anyone in the toy and electronics industry wishing to step into the China market including • Compliance officers and their staff • Designers of products intended for sale in China • Production managers responsible for Chinese factories Highlights of this webinar: • Understand the current products that require a CCC • Legal requirements of CCC • How to prepare for the application process • What you need to do to comply and how to avoid unnecessary delays and failures Speaker: Norman Aronowitz Director of North America STC With over 30 years’ experience in the Toy, Sporting Goods and Juvenile products industries Mr. Aronowitz is spearheading the expansion of STC services in North America for testing, Inspections and customer service for all consumer product certifications for North American companies and their manufacturing facilities worldwide. About STC: STC is the first independent, not-for-profit testing, inspection and certification organization in Hong Kong. Since its establishment in 1963, STC has been dedicated to providing professional, reliable and comprehensive testing and inspection services, and issuing the highest quality reports to ensure compliance with relevant technical and safety requirements while keeping pace with the development of trade and industry.

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