What are product standards
Product standards refer to technical regulations on product structural performance, specifications, quality characteristics and inspection methods. It can specify the requirements that a product or the same series of products should meet to determine its suitability for use. Products can be software, hardware, process materials or services.
Product standards can be divided into product delivery standards and product standards used in enterprises according to their functions.
The product delivery standard refers to the basis for product production, delivery inspection, acceptance and arbitration inspection, and is the production enterprise's commitment to product quality responsibility to consumers and society.
The product delivery standard must be a legal standard that meets the requirements of the Standardization Law of the People's Republic of China. Product delivery standards should comply with: a) mandatory national standards and industry standards; b) local standards related to safety and health requirements; c) recommended national standards, industry standards, and local standards implemented by the company’s declaration; Refers to the standard used on the product or its packaging, product declaration, manual, quality certificate, packing list, delivery note, and label. d) Enterprise product standards. Including: 1) Enterprise product standards formulated when the product does not have national standards, industry standards or local standards; 2) In order to improve product quality and enhance market competitiveness, enterprises formulate stricter national standards, industry standards or local standards as the basis for delivery 3) Supplementary provisions are made to national standards, industry standards or local standards, and are used as the enterprise product standards for delivery.
(Refer to: Article 9 of GB/T Enterprise Standard System)
Enterprise product standard filing is the standard for filing enterprise product delivery
2. Processing conditions
Enterprise standard filing certificate
If the products produced by an enterprise do not have national standards, industry standards or local standards, corresponding enterprise standards shall be formulated as the basis for organizing production, and such enterprise standards shall be filed.
Processing basisedit
1. Article 6 of the "Standardization Law of the People's Republic of China": If the products produced by enterprises do not have national standards and industry standards, enterprise standards shall be formulated as the basis for organizing production. The product standards of enterprises must be reported to the local standardization administrative department and relevant administrative departments for the record.
2. Article 17 of the "Regulations for the Implementation of the Standardization Law": If the products produced by an enterprise do not have national standards, industry standards or local standards, corresponding enterprise standards shall be formulated as the basis for organizing production. Enterprise standards are formulated by enterprise organizations (agricultural enterprise standards formulation measures are to be determined separately) and filed in accordance with the regulations of the people of provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government.
Review regulationsedit
Under any of the following circumstances, the enterprise product standard shall be reviewed:
(1) The relevant national laws, regulations, rules and industrial development guidelines and policies have been adjusted or re-regulated;
(2) Newly issued relevant national standards, industry standards, and local standards;
(3) The corresponding national standards, industry standards, and local standards in the normative reference documents have been revised;
(4) The production process or raw material formula of the enterprise has undergone major changes;
(5) The validity period of the bid filing has expired;
(6) Others that should be reviewed.
Enterprise standard filing and fees