1. The Importance of Inspection:

Products made in China may have a 5-15% chance of defects, depending on the customer’s inspection standards. Such issues can cause significant business losses, including reduced customer satisfaction, loss of repeat business, and damage to brand reputation. In particular, products destined for Japan require 100% inspection. Due to Japan’s strict quality standards, failing to inspect can lead to unnecessary costs such as shipping fees for product exchanges or returns in Japan—processes that are far more streamlined when handled domestically in China. With nearly 18 years of experience in trading with Japan, we have a deep understanding and grasp of Japanese quality standards.

2. Inspection Methods:

① Pre-inspection: Confirmation and review of samples

② In-process inspection: Monitoring of the production process

③ Pre-shipment inspection: Quality check of the final products