SONCAP certification, full name Nigeria Conformity Assessment Program, is a certification system implemented by the Nigerian government to ensure that the quality, safety and performance of imported products meet national standards and regulations. This certification system is an essential and necessary step for products wishing to enter the Nigerian market.   SONCAP certification applies to most imported goods, including electronic equipment, toys, textiles, etc. However, certain specific products such as food and pharmaceuticals (which must be certified by NAFDAC) are not covered by SONCAP certification. For products that require SONCAP certification, the certification process usually involves the following key steps:   First, exporters must determine whether the product falls within…

SONCAP certification is a mandatory conformity assessment procedure implemented by the Federal Government of Nigeria. It is designed to check and control the entry of substandard and unsafe products into the Nigerian market to protect the rights and safety of consumers. SONCAP came into effect on 1 September 2005 and was officially implemented on 1 December 2005 after a 90-day grace period.   SONCAP certification is a certificate required for customs clearance in Nigeria and is issued by the Nigerian Bureau of Standards (SON). The certification consists of two parts: PC (Product Certificate) and SC (SONCAP Certificate). Before exporting products to Nigeria, exporters or manufacturers must first apply for and…

  Morocco COC certification is an important certification scheme set up by the Moroccan government to protect the domestic market and consumer rights. For companies wishing to enter the Moroccan market, COC certification is not only proof that the product complies with local standards and regulations, but also a must-have pass to enter the market. Below is a comprehensive analysis of COC certification in Morocco. 一、Background and importance of COC certification The introduction of Morocco’s COC certification system stems from the Moroccan government’s strict control over the quality of imported products. The aim of certification is to ensure that products imported into Morocco comply with local technical regulations, standards and…