On January 1st, 2026, China RoHS supporting standard GB/T 26572-2011 \"No.1 Amendment\" was officially implemented. The number of controlled substances was expanded from 6 to 10, and the supporting testing methods were updated to GB/T 39560 series standards.

On December 15th, 2025, the Committee of Member States (MSC) of the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) unanimously passed at its December meeting, and n-hexane was listed as substances of very high concern (SVHC). It is worth noting that this is the first substance to be included in the candidate list of SVHC because of its neurotoxicity (rather than the traditional categories such as carcinogenicity, mutagenicity and reproductive toxicity).

Nowadays, smart pet feeders have become a must-have for pet-owning families. They support Wi-Fi and Bluetooth remote control, and can be set to feed pets at regular intervals and in fixed amounts, helping pet owners easily balance work and caring for their pets. However, for such products with wireless functions to enter the Japanese market, TELEC certification is indispensable, as it is a key prerequisite for the product to be legally circulated.

Bluetooth headphones, with their wireless and portable features, have become a frequently used electronic device in daily commutes, sports and fitness activities, and office meetings, occupying an important position in the global consumer electronics market. If your Bluetooth headphones plan to enter the EU market, CE-RoHS certification is an indispensable compliance threshold.

Do you want your drone to enter the Korean market? The KC certification is indispensable! The KC certification for drones in Korea is a mandatory safety certification for electronic and electrical products, implemented in accordance with the \"Electrical Products Safety Management Act\", covering both consumer and industrial drones. It primarily ensures that the electrical safety and electromagnetic compatibility of the products meet the Korean K standards, and is a crucial prerequisite for the product to be legally marketed.

As a portable smart terminal, the tablet computer is widely used in various scenarios such as office work, education, and entertainment. To enter the Australian and New Zealand markets, RCM certification is an indispensable prerequisite for compliance. RCM certification is a unified mandatory compliance mark in the Australian and New Zealand regions, covering core requirements such as electrical safety and electromagnetic compatibility. It is the \"passport\" for the legal circulation of products.

The UL certification for batteries is a safety certification system developed by UL Solutions for battery products. It covers multiple standards such as UL1642 (for lithium batteries) and UL2054 (for household and commercial batteries), and is applicable to various types of secondary batteries and battery packs, including lithium-ion and nickel-metal-hydride batteries. Through simulations of extreme scenarios such as short circuits, overcharging, and compression, the safety performance of the products is verified.

Wireless routers are the core devices for home and office networks, enabling multiple devices to connect via wireless signals. Due to their operation involving radio frequency transmission, they are subject to mandatory control in the Canadian market by ISED (formerly IC). This certification aims to regulate the use of radio frequency devices and ensure spectrum order and user safety.