Pre Shipment Inspection China

What is pre-shipment inspection china?
Pre-shipment inspection is a common inspection method in international commodity trade. Its main purpose is to ensure that the quality and quantity of imported products meet the standards of relevant industries and destination countries, and avoid property losses caused by receiving defective products.

As industry standards in various countries improve and consumers pay more attention to product quality, more and more overseas wholesalers importing from China will conduct pre-shipment inspections.


When is pre-shipment inspection required?
When the order production is 80%~100% completed and packaging has begun, you can contact a third-party inspection company for pre-shipment inspection.

Weproving Inspection's inspectors will contact the supplier and confirm the production status of the goods and set the inspection time. Our professional inspectors conduct sampling inspections on the goods according to ISO 2859-1 (ANSI/ASQ Z1.4).

Why you need a china pre-shipment inspection:

1.Avoid subsequent property losses caused by the quality of the goods.
2.Take corrective measures with suppliers for problems found through pre-shipment inspection.
3.Evaluate the performance of suppliers.

Pre-shipment inspection standards:

1.Visual inspection: Check the overall appearance to see if there are obvious defects on the surface.
2.Quantity verification: Ensure that the quantity of goods is consistent with the packing list.
3.Functional testing: ensure that the product functions properly
4.Packaging and labeling inspection: check whether the packaging and labeling are compliant.

Nanjing Weproving Inspection 16+ years of professional third-party inspection and assessment, our pre-shipment inspection services are available in cities all over China. If your company is far away from China and it is not convenient to personally visit the domestic factory to confirm the quality, and the order value is high, choose Weproving Inspection to ensure that you receive satisfactory goods and avoid unnecessary property losses and even company credibility crisis.