What are the requirements for medical alcohol to be exported to South Africa?

It is necessary to meet some rigid standards of the country.

There are two main certifications for export to South Africa.

1: SABS certification (voluntary certification) needs to be audited + tested 2: LOA certification (compulsory certification) single batch, test.

It mainly depends on what products your company exports to South Africa and whether South African importers have any special requirements.

The South African Bureau of Standards is South African.

A neutral third-party certification body responsible for system certification and product certification in South Africa.

1.The product conforms to a SABS SANS national standard;

2.The product has passed the corresponding standard test;

3.The quality system meets the requirements of ISO 9000 or other specified requirements;

4.Only when the product and quality system meet the requirements can apply for the use of the SABS mark;

5.Routine product testing should be carried out under guidance, and the test results should be available;

6.The quality system is assessed at least twice a year and requires a full content assessment;

Note: Factory inspection is usually required.

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SABS certification is a mandatory certification in South Africa, if only the product is exported to South Africa, it is OK to do a COC, and there is no need for a complete SABS certification.

1. If it is a wireless communication product, you need to apply for wireless certification in South Africa.

2. Live products also need to apply for South Africa's COC certificate (non-wireless gas products), mainly managing EMC.

3. In terms of safety regulations, it is necessary to apply for South Africa's LOA certification, and there is a special place that if it is a mandatory product, household appliances and the like, it is also necessary to add an energy efficiency report. Mandatory products include refrigerators, audio products, dishwashers, electric ovens, washing machines, air conditioners, etc.

We regularly deal with certifications from South Africa and are familiar with them.

Look at what kind of product, ordinary electronic products, there is an IEC test report issued by the CNAS qualification laboratory, and let the customer go to the local area to apply for it.

Expert advice:

South Africa is an important country in Africa, especially the impact on southern Africa is very large, South Africa's economic development level is the highest in Africa, and the business environment is relatively good. At present, South Africa should be committed to solving the medical problems of most people, especially AIDS, and be more tolerant of traditional medicine, including traditional Chinese medicine, and encourage its development. Therefore, China's development of traditional Chinese medicine exports to South Africa is not only economically feasible, but also of great significance to the development of the traditional Chinese medicine market in the whole of Africa.

At present, the scale of China's exports of traditional Chinese medicine to South Africa is still too small, and the export of traditional Chinese medicine only accounts for the total value of China's exports of medicine and health products to South Africa. The main problem is that the market is not developed enough. Experts suggest that it is imperative to expand publicity and increase input.

First, the number of traditional Chinese medicine hospitals in South Africa is still too small and the scale is too small, and it is very difficult to rely on the rolling development of local Chinese funds in South Africa alone. We must adhere to the development direction of medical treatment and medicine, and jointly open a traditional Chinese medicine hospital and a nursing home for traditional Chinese medicine in South Africa. In view of the fact that the real estate investment in South Africa is not too high, we can bring our own equipment to build hospitals, so the investment risk is not large, and the short-term or long-term benefits are considerable.

If the hospital is successfully run, it will play a very good role as an example for Africa, especially southern Africa.

Second, the level of pharmaceutical development in South Africa is basically on the same level as China, and at the same time, traditional Chinese medicine can also be legally registered and sold, and it can be invested in the establishment of traditional Chinese medicine factories, so it is feasible to implement the strategy of going out. Judging by the current level of financing and technology in the country, there are no problems. Key is the determination of business leaders and investment companies.

Third, key varieties should be selected to break through. At present, there are many varieties of traditional Chinese medicine exported by China to South Africa, but the amount is not too large. We should choose some key varieties, such as fresh royal jelly, ginseng and some famous brands of Chinese patent medicines, concentrate on investment and publicity, and the possibility of making a breakthrough in the short term is completely existent.

Fourth, all parties cooperate and coordinate their actions. The export of traditional Chinese medicine is not exactly a first-class behavior, the management of medicine is very strict in all countries, breaking through the barriers of a country's pharmaceutical administration and technical management, entering and expanding the market, is a systematic project that requires the cooperation of all aspects. Enterprises are the main body of the market and the main investors, and enterprises need to have a plan to develop the market and take practical actions.

** We should create a good business environment for enterprises to go abroad, and devote ourselves to policy coordination between countries. Intermediary organizations should strengthen the guidance of enterprises to develop the market, organize the industry to carry out team actions, and communicate in all aspects at home and abroad.

1. If it is a wireless communication product, you need to apply for ICASA certification in South Africa (if you apply for ICASA, you do not need to apply for SABS COC certificate).

2. Live products also need to apply for SABS COC certificate (non-wireless gas products) in South Africa, mainly managing EMC.

3. In terms of safety regulations, you need to apply for NRCS LOA certification, and there is a special place that if it is a household appliance or the like, you also need to add an energy efficiency report.

Some electrical products are exported to South Africa, and customers will also ask the first supplier to make an IEC report, and the corresponding IEC standards for different products are different;

LOA certification (single batch) required

SABS certification (voluntary) is also possible

It is possible to do IEC reports as well as CE.

SABS certification for lamps made in South Africa.