Compliance Test Reports for Export to the US

Products sold in the US market require different qualifications based on their categories.

To help you clarify the requirements, JJR LAB has summarized the four most frequently needed qualifications for exporting to the US.

Make sure you understand them in advance; otherwise, the sale of your products may be affected!

CPC — Mandatory Compliance for Children's Products

What is CPC?

CPC (Children's Product Certificate) is a safety certification requirement for children's products imposed by the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). It covers physical and mechanical properties, flammability, chemical composition, electrical safety, hygiene, and other aspects. Domestic manufacturers and importers must ensure their products pass tests conducted by CPSC-accredited third-party laboratories and obtain a cpc certificate before selling them in the US market.

Common Applicable Categories:

①　Various toys, electric toys

②　Infant and toddler products, maternal and child products, etc.

fcc Certification — Pass for Electronic Products

What is fcc certification?

FCC stands for Federal Communications Commission. According to Title 47 of the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR 47), most electronic products entering the US market require FCC certification to ensure compliance with wireless communication standards. It is a mandatory requirement applicable to most electronic devices, including radio equipment, communication devices, and other products using wireless technology.

Which Products Need It?

①　Wireless devices: Bluetooth headsets, Wi-Fi modules, mobile phones

②　Consumer electronics: Computers, televisions, monitors

③　Smart home devices, power supply products, security monitoring equipment, etc.

Certification Types:

1.fcc sdoc

· Applicable to: Ordinary electronic devices without wireless functions (e.g., monitors, keyboards, computer hosts, LED lights)

2.fcc id Certification (Wireless Products)

· Applicable to: Devices with wireless functions (e.g., Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, RFID, mobile phones)

UL/CSA/ETL — Representatives of US Safety Certifications

What are UL/CSA/ETL?

UL (Underwriters Laboratories), CSA (Canadian Standards Association), and ETL (Intertek) are common quality and safety certifications. These certifications indicate that products have undergone rigorous testing, meet relevant safety standards, and possess high safety, reliability, and quality. Products with these certifications can enter the market more smoothly, reducing legal liabilities and market risks caused by safety issues.

Common Applicable Products:

①　Electrical products: Chargers, power adapters, household appliances

②　Lighting products: LED lights, light bulbs

③　Battery products: Lithium batteries, power banks

④　Building materials/industrial control equipment, etc.

FDA Qualification — Must-Know for Food, Cosmetics, and Medical Devices!

What is FDA Qualification?

FDA, the US Food and Drug Administration, is responsible for regulating drugs (including animal drugs), biological products, medical devices, tobacco products, food (including animal food), cosmetics, and electronic products emitting radiation to protect public health. Different types of products must complete manufacturer registration or product registration with the FDA as required.

Common Applicable Products:

①　Food, beverages, food additives, food contact materials (e.g., plastics, glass, ceramics)

②　Cosmetics (color additives, skincare cleansers, etc.)

③　Medical devices (masks, protective equipment, etc.)

④　Drugs, dietary supplements, veterinary products, tobacco products, etc.

Notes:

Cosmetics, food, and medical devices each have specialized registration processes. Non-US enterprises need a US agent to assist in submitting information.