China has always cracked down on illegal and criminal acts，such as infringement, and has strictly controlled the quality of imported and exported goods. It has set up close inspections at the customs office against infringing and substandard products.
Recently, customs across China have seized a large number of infringing and unqualified goods, including imported and exported.
Changzhou Customs, a subsidiary of Nanjing Customs, seized 1 batch of substandard radio transmission equipment during the inspection of imported goods, totaling 16 sets.
The declared item of this batch of imported products is called “communication module”, but the custom officers found that the product is a micro-power short-distance radio transmission equipment. Besides, the English label does not indicate the environmentally friendly use period and the rated voltage marked with the power plug is only 125V. The product manuals do not comply with relevant regulations and standards either, which exists serious security risks.
At present, the shipment has been further disposed of as required.
(Source: http://www.customs.gov.cn）
On January 1, 2022, the General Technical Requirements for the Safety of Toothbrushes and Oral Appliances (GB 39669-2020) was officially implemented. Since the new standard came into effect, as of March 15, Gongbei Customs has inspected more than 3.6 million imported toothbrushes and dental irrigators and other oral appliances, and detected more than 20,000 unqualified imported children's toothbrushes.
Gongbei Customs reminds consumers that when purchasing imported toothbrushes and oral appliances, they should observe whether there are Chinese labels, especially when purchasing children's toothbrushes, they should choose appropriate products according to the applicable age range indicated on the label. Avoid choosing oral appliance products with small parts that can easily fall off.
(Source: http://www.customs.gov.cn）
On March 7, the Beijing Organizing Committee for the 2022 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games., the owner of the rights, confirmed that the "Bing Dwen Dwen" keychains seized by Fuzhou Customs on February 28 violated the exclusive rights to the Olympic logo. There are 21 batches of 100 keychains in total. Without outer packaging or specific identification information of manufacture and Olympic authorization, etc, these goods are obviously counterfeit and shoddy products.
(Source: http://www.customs.gov.cn）
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