Overview
- 發布日期：2021/09/11
- 發布單位：標準檢驗局
- 資料點閱次數：12784
Consumer Product Safety System
Product safety is one of the most important missions of the BSMI's jurisdictions. It is achieved mainly through pre-market control measures as well as post-market surveillance actions. Both require a sound risk assessment system to make sure that resources are effectively and efficiently allocated to achieve adequate protection of consumers. While there are different regulatory authorities in Taiwan, the BSMI is responsible for ensuring the safety of most consumer products. Having considered the maturity of production technology as well as the diversity of products, the BSMI maintains four kinds of inspection schemes: Batch-by-Batch Inspection (including Type-Approved Batch Inspection), Monitoring Inspection, Registration of Product Certification (RPC) and Declaration of Conformity (DoC). For products that are subject to regulatory inspection, the applicable inspection schemes and inspection standards will be designated. The Commodity Inspection Mark shall be affixed to all products that comply with regulatory inspection requirements before they are placed on the market.The safety of regulated products is further assured by taking post-market surveillance actions, which are guided by an annual plan, prepared at the beginning of each year and forwarded to BSMI branches located around the country for implementation. The annual plan identifies products of high risks and specifies principles for conducting surveillance activities, including market checks, sampling tests, special projects and monitoring of products sold over the Internet. In addition, the revision of the Commodity Inspection Act in 2007 imposed obligations on manufacturers or importers to report incidents caused by their products, which provide useful information for the BSMI to analyze the problems and take preventive actions.