Certificate of Conformity
A voluntary certificate of conformity is a document that certifies the compliance of products with certain standards, specifications or other regulatory documents.
Obtaining such a certificate is not mandatory, but it can provide a number of advantages, such as:
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Increased competitiveness: A certificate can indicate the high quality of a product or service, which can make it more attractive to consumers.
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Increased trust from partners: The certificate can help to conclude profitable partnership agreements, as it demonstrates the reliability and responsibility of the company.
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Opportunity to participate in tenders: Some tenders require participants to have certain certificates.
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Entering new markets: A certificate of compliance with international standards can help bring products to new markets.
Voluntary certification is carried out at the initiative of the applicant (manufacturer, importer, authorized person) in order to confirm that the products meet the requirements:
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Standards: National (DSTU), international (ISO), and others.
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Technical specifications: Documents developed by the manufacturer that establish product requirements.
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Recipes: Documents that define the composition and methods of product preparation.
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Other documents: Documents specified by the applicant.
Importers should take care to obtain a letter of authorization from the manufacturer in advance.
The voluntary certification process consists of the following stages:
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Applying to the certification body.
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Conclusion of the contract.
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Examination of documents and product testing.
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Deciding on the issuance of a certificate.
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Issuance of the certificate.
The validity of the certificate depends on the module for which certification is carried out and is often from 1 year.
Upon expiration, the certificate can be reissued.
You can order a certificate of conformity in the following way:
1. Download the application and send it by e-mail.
2. Submit an online application.
