International trade is on the rise and involves an increasing number of players including importers, exporters, traders, banks, insurance companies, non-government organizations and public bodies at both national and international level. In any transaction where goods are bought and sold, there is a transfer of ownership. The various parties need support from an independent third party to provide reassurance of the conformity of goods. They also need quick reporting from the field about quality, weight or any other specific aspect of the product.
As a global supplier of electrical and electronic products, Taiwan is a dynamic market sought out by international vendors as well as a producer of multiple new commodities. All household appliances imported and marketed in Taiwan must conform to Safety and EMC inspection requirements. BSMI (Bureau of Standards, Metrology and Inspection) is the certifying authority for this purpose and conducts compliance inspections on regulated products sold in Taiwan based on the Commodity Inspection Act. Goods subject to legal inspection are those defined in this Act and include most household appliances, audio/video products, ITE products, lighting
equipment, personal care appliances, toys and other electrical goods. Manufacturers and retailers will need to address the requirements for their electrical and electronic products when importing or marketing goods to Taiwan.
This conference is the premier rice industry destination and major world leaders of the rice community will attend the event. Bureau Veritas, as a Corporate Sponsor, will have a stand with representatives of the BV USA Centres to present the Group services related to the Agrifood & Commodities Inspection Services with a special focus on rice.
Commodities inspection |
Verification of conformity |
Checking the conformity of goods |
Quality and integrity of shipment |
Agrifood inspection |
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