In the current era of rapid technological development, polymer batteries, with their advantages of high energy density, light weight, and good safety performance, are widely used in various electronic products such as smart phones, laptops, and power tools, becoming an important \"energy heart\" that supports modern life. However, to ensure the quality and safety of such battery products, CCC certification has become a crucial step for them to enter the market.

In the current era of rapid technological development, lithium-ion batteries, with their advantages such as high energy density and long cycle life, are widely used in portable electronic products, electric vehicles, energy storage devices and other fields, becoming an indispensable part of modern life. However, with the rapid expansion of its market size, products of varying quality have flooded the market. Some inferior batteries have caused safety accidents such as fires and explosions, seriously threatening the lives and property of consumers. Against this backdrop, the CCC certification system for lithium-ion batteries emerged, aiming to regulate the market and ensure safety.

In the era of vigorous technological development, square batteries, with their unique advantages, have been widely applied in numerous fields. However, before entering the market, it must cross the crucial threshold of CCC certification. So, what exactly is CCC certification? What significance does it have for square batteries? Let\'s explore it in depth together.

In the current era of rapid technological development, pouch batteries, with their lightness, thinness, high energy density and good flexibility, are widely used in various electronic devices and have become an important force driving the development of the industry. However, as its application scenarios continue to expand, security issues have become increasingly prominent. To safeguard consumers\' rights and interests and regulate market order, the CCC certification for pouch batteries has emerged.

According to the Announcement on the Pilot Reform of Compulsory Product Certification Marks for Charging Po and Other Products issued by CNCA in December 2025, since March 1, 2026, the following three types of 11 high-risk products need to be marked with traceability QR codes in CCC certification marks before they can leave the factory, sell or import.

On December 4, 2025, Vietnam informed the WTO of the draft of the \"National Technical Regulation on Power Batteries for Electric Motorcycles and Electric Mopeds\" (G/TBT/N/VNM/383), proposing to impose mandatory safety and performance requirements on all lead-acid, nickel-metal-hydride and lithium-ion batteries produced, assembled or imported in Vietnam. The deadline for the review of this regulation is February 2, 2026. It is expected that after implementation, it will become a \"hard threshold\" for electric motorcycle batteries to enter the Vietnamese market. Relevant export enterprises need to make early preparations for compliance work!

The Battery MSDS report, also known as the Chemical Safety Technical Specification, is not a traditional inspection report. Instead, it is a comprehensive technical document focused on battery safety information. It systematically summarizes the composition of battery components, physical and chemical properties, potential hazards, and emergency response plans, covering 16 standardized sections. It is applicable to the compliance requirements of most regions worldwide and serves as the core carrier of safety information in the battery production, trade, and transportation processes, helping the entire industry clearly define safety operation standards.

Wireless headphones have long infiltrated various scenarios such as daily commutes, office work, and study due to their portability and unrestricted experience. The models with charging cases have become the mainstream in the market due to their superior battery life. These wireless headphones equipped with battery charging systems need the DOE certification to enter the US market - this is a mandatory energy efficiency certification implemented by the US Department of Energy, based on 10 CFR 429/430 regulations and Level VI energy efficiency standards, focusing on core indicators such as idle power consumption and charging efficiency, while balancing energy-saving requirements and market access norms.