labeling requirements for products made in China

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Dv BL;Av [[i] Last edited by  SwaninCn at 2007-5-31 23:29 [/i]]

Not familar with the local regulation but usually every product need to have to label -where it is made from. In most of the business laws, if the cost of the assembling or installing reaches a certain percentage of the total cost, say 50% or maybe sometimes 30%, you can say it is made in US or UK instead of China. But you also need to put a label on your product for retail

it's really a problem.. maybe it can dentify the goods from where when the good in costom.

Reply #3 Lwuya's post

yup,Labelling is also one of the most important thing in business.
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[[i] Last edited by  SwaninCn at 2007-6-3 22:38 [/i]]