Yichun Inspection And Quarantine Bureau Has Passed The Appraisal Of Footwear Products Expansion.

Reporters learned from the Yichun entry exit inspection and Quarantine Bureau yesterday that the laboratory accredited by the National Bureau of accreditation and Accreditation Committee of the National Accreditation Committee of the National Accreditation Committee of China (CNAS) recently approved the expansion of footwear products, which is a new qualification and capability after Yichun's entry and exit, with the qualification and capability of firecrackers, pyrotechnics and packaging inspection.

It is reported that, in order to find out the level of testing ability of footwear products in Yichun laboratory, objectively analyze whether there is still a gap between the laboratory in terms of technical testing capability, and make clear the focus of improvement. The laboratory actively applied for the measurement and audit activities of the organizers of the CNAS comparison test at the end of April.

In mid May, the test of rubber tensile strength, which was organized by the laboratory's first non-metallic material physical and chemical testing center in the arms industry, and the national tea quality supervision and Testing Center organized the national tea quality supervision and testing center, the test results of the lead content in tea (footwear products with rubber tensile strength and lead detection capacity) were returned, and the feedback results were satisfactory. This further strengthens the laboratory's confidence in improving the quality of products in Jiangxi Province by giving full play to its technological advantages, and provides strong technical support for better serving local entrepreneurial enterprises.

It is understood that before the Yichun and western Jiangxi enterprises to detect footwear production raw materials and footwear products to reach the state and standard need to be sent to Putian, Fujian, now Yichun has the ability to detect, to provide convenience to enterprises, but also save the cost of testing.