Research on International Market Access and Certification Systems - China Electrical and Automotive Products Export Guide

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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: According to relevant statistics, China's export volume reached $323.4 billion in 2004 and $777.13 billion in 2005, becoming the third-largest export country in the world. In particular, the export volume of daily consumer electronic and electrical products, information and office equipment, automotive and motorcycle parts, machinery, textiles, and toys has been growing rapidly, and the scope of export countries and regions has also been expanding. It has not only continued to grow in Europe and the Americas but has also expanded to Eastern Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America. Therefore, not only do numerous export manufacturing enterprises urgently need to understand the market access requirements of various countries and regions, but also industry organizations that provide services for such exports, qualified assessment institutions, training, consulting, and agency agencies, as well as China's relevant policy management departments, all hope to obtain this dynamic and comprehensive research information on international market access systems. Currently, the publicly available domestic materials still have some limitations in meeting the growing export demand. On one hand, existing materials are mainly focused on developed countries such as Europe and the Americas, with relatively limited coverage. On the other hand, the rapid development and changes in market access and quality certification systems in various regions of the world in recent years have also brought about the need for specialized research in this area. Therefore, it has become a widely concerned issue in the industry to quickly supplement relevant information on target export markets such as South America, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East, and to quickly study new business areas such as the new requirements of electronic and electrical toxic and hazardous substance restrictions and energy conservation and environmental protection. Based on the above reasons, the writing of this book is synchronized with the special topic research of the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine. A research team composed of dozens of senior experts from authoritative Chinese quality certification institutions, professional national testing institutions, and export enterprises with rich practical experience carried out research for 10 months, collecting and organizing information on market access and certification systems from representative countries and economic and trade regions in the world to the greatest extent possible. They also conducted in-depth comparative and analytical research on the relevant standards and technical requirements of the countries and regions involved. We firmly believe that the publication of this book will not only provide comprehensive procedural guidelines and operational guidance for a wide range of import and export enterprises, but also enhance enterprises' understanding of technical requirements in the international market.