Pursuant to the Standardisation Law of the People's Republic of China, ‘where no national or industry standards exist for products manufactured by an enterprise, the enterprise shall formulate its own standards as the basis for organising production.’ Furthermore, ‘where national or industry standards are already in place, the state encourages enterprises to establish enterprise standards that are more stringent than national or industry standards for internal use.’ Currently, a significant volume of China's export products are manufactured in direct compliance with international standards or to standards exceeding domestic requirements, yet these have not been formally adopted as enterprise standards. Our company offers consultancy services to assist enterprises in formulating and revising enterprise standards, enabling them to establish compliant standards for their products and complete standard registration. This safeguards against substantial losses arising from market exposure of products manufactured without established standards.
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