I found this link to the "Law of the Peoples's Republic on Product Quality"
in English:

http://www.cqc.com.cn/English/product/news_Show.asp?BoardID=67&id=5329&Produ
ctTypeID=29

per Article 15(2), "All marks on the products or the packages thereof shall
meet the following requirements"..."with name of the product, name and
address of the factory that produced the product, all being marked in
Chinese"

Don Sladek


Peter Merguerian wrote:

Don,

There is no such requirement for marking on the product. However, there is
"China Product Quality regulation" which is not within the scope of the CCC
regulations. It is a general law for all proudcts sold in China . I can send
you the Chinese version with the requirement for factory name and address
specified if you send me an e-mail to [email protected]. With this
information of the factory not appearing on the packaging or manuals, can
cause customs clearance problems.

Thanks and Best Regards

Peter




Don Sladek <[email protected]> wrote:
Folks,

Has anyone heard of a revised requirement that CCC marked products MUST bear
the name of the product manufacturer? I've heard interpretations that
products brand labeled for sale under a second party name must also have the
original manufacturer's name on the product.

True or false?

Thanks for your help.

Don Sladek

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