Voluntary Product Certification

Voluntary product certification refers to an activity where a company voluntarily applies for certification by a third-party certification body, which assesses the product’s quality, safety, environmental protection, performance, and other specific attributes according to relevant voluntary standards or technical specifications. This is done by issuing a certification certificate and mark to prove that the product meets the corresponding requirements.

Its core feature is “”non-mandatory””—companies can independently decide whether to apply based on their own needs (such as enhancing brand competitiveness or meeting market segmentation needs), rather than being required by laws and regulations.