Hello, for the export of U.S. goods, generally the following five certifications:
1, UL certification: UL certification in the U.S. is a non-compulsory certification, mainly in terms of product safety testing and certification, the scope of its certification does not include the product of the EMC (Electro Magnetic Compatibility) characteristics. Applicable products: lamps, household appliances, communications, power tools, wire and cable and so on.
2, FCC certification: FCC certification is a mandatory U.S. EMC certification, many radio applications, communications products and digital products to enter the U.S. market, are required to recognize the FCC. Applicable products: electronic products, such as computers and computer accessories, household appliances, power tools, lamps, toys, security and so on.
3, DOT certification: DOT certification is mandatory, that is, all motor vehicles and accessories products sold in the United States must be certified by the DOT, with the DOT logo. Applicable products: motor vehicles and spare parts products.
FDA
4, FDA certification: FDA's responsibility is to ensure that the United States domestic production or import of food, cosmetics, drugs, biological agents, medical devices and radiation products safety.
5, CPSC certification: the main responsibility is to develop standards and regulations for the safety of consumer products used and monitor the implementation. For those consumer products that do not have standards to follow, the development of mandatory standards or bans. Applicable products: household appliances, children's toys, fireworks and other consumer products for home, sports, entertainment and school.