ISO9001

Eliminate trade barriers

In order to protect their own interests, many countries have set up various trade barriers, including tariff barriers and non-tariff barriers. Among them, non-tariff barriers are mainly technical barriers. Among technical barriers, they are mainly barriers to product quality certification and ISO9000 quality system certification. In particular, in the World Trade Organization, member countries have eliminated tariff barriers from each other and can only set technical barriers. Therefore, obtaining certification is the main way to eliminate trade barriers. After China's entry into the WTO, it has lost the strict distinction between domestic trade and international trade. All trade may encounter the above-mentioned technical barriers, which should be highly valued by the business community and prevented as early as possible.

Audit effort and expense

In modern trade practice, the second party audit has long been a practice, but it has gradually found that it has many disadvantages: an organization usually supplies goods for many customers, and the second party audit will undoubtedly bring a heavy burden to the organization; On the other hand, customers also need to pay a considerable amount of fees, and at the same time consider the experience and level of personnel dispatched or hired. Otherwise, the expected purpose will not be achieved even if the cost is spent. Only ISO9000 certification can eliminate such disadvantages. Because after the first party applied for the ISO9000 certification of a third party and obtained the certification certificate, many second parties do not need to audit the first party. In this way, both the first party and the second party can save much energy or expense. In addition, if an enterprise applies for UL, CE and other product quality certification after obtaining ISO9000 certification, it can also be exempted from the expense of re certification of the enterprise's quality management system by the certification authority.

remain invincible

The means of international trade competition are mainly price competition and quality competition. As the method of low price sales not only reduces profits sharply, but also suffers from trade sanctions if it constitutes dumping, the means of price competition is increasingly undesirable. Since the 1970s, quality competition has become the main means of international trade competition. Many countries have taken improving the quality requirements of imported goods as an important measure of trade protectionism that restricts imports and awards. The implementation of ISO9000 international standardized quality management can steadily improve the product quality, so that enterprises will always be invincible in the product quality competition.

Economic cooperation and exchange

In accordance with the practice of international economic cooperation and technical exchange, both parties must have a common language, a unified understanding and a common standard in terms of product (including service) quality before they can conduct cooperation and exchange. ISO9000 quality management system certification just provides such trust, which is conducive to the rapid agreement between the two parties.