In view of the safety risks of lithium - ion batteries and related equipment, the State Administration for Market Regulation has decided to implement CCC certification management starting from August 1, 2023. Uncertified related products will be prohibited from leaving the factory, being sold, and imported starting from August 1, 2024.
Due to the impact of global warming and the El Ni?o phenomenon, the high - temperature problem this summer has received much attention, especially the transportation safety issue. This article will focus on analyzing the transportation safety issues of lithium - battery products (such as power banks), the most common dangerous goods in air transportation, explore the internal and external factors that cause fires, and provide the classification and packaging requirements of lithium - batteries.
This article mainly introduces the relevant processes and precautions for the export of lithium - battery products. Since lithium - battery products belong to Class 9 dangerous goods, there are strict regulations in the aspects of declaration, packaging, transportation, etc. The article elaborates in detail from five aspects: the definition and classification of lithium - batteries, regulatory conditions, use identification, special items, and international dangerous goods regulations, in order to provide reference for relevant personnel in the export of lithium - battery products.
This article mainly analyzes the key requirements for the export of lithium - battery products, including details in packaging, labeling and product safety, to ensure the safe transportation and export of lithium - batteries.
The article details the processes and key points of packaging use identification and customs declaration for the export of lithium - battery products. For packaging use identification, the required materials and business processes are listed in detail. In the part of customs declaration, steps such as filling in the goods attributes, providing dangerous goods information, and uploading the use identification result form are described in detail.
This article examines Chinas current legal requirements and contractual standards for commercial new energy bus battery quality. While several major Chinese departments have established regulations for vehicle production and product quality management, there are no explicit national laws specifying quality standards or warranty periods for commercial new energy bus batteries. However, specific battery quality standards and warranty terms are commonly found in contracts, technical agreements, and quality agreements between battery manufacturers, vehicle manufacturers, and bus operators.
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Chinese battery manufacturer SVOLT has announced it will cease operations in Europe by 2025. This decision highlights the challenges facing Europes battery manufacturing industry and the investment environment in Germany. The economic crisis in Saarland has intensified, sparking reflection on Germanys policies and investment climate. Europes battery industry needs to strengthen innovation and optimize policies to address global competition and geopolitical impacts.
South Korean Government Urgently Implements New EV Battery Regulations, Advancing Certification Rules! This article details battery disclosure requirements, mandatory liability insurance, and other key compliance points to facilitate smooth customs clearance.
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