Quality control and testing in China has grown significantly as a result of China's fast expansion in manufacturing, building, water conservation, environmental protection, and other sectors, as well as its continued rise in international commerce. This industry has had a compound annual growth rate of more than 20% during the previous five years. More than 75 billion yuan worth of goods were sold on the Chinese industrial market in 2011.
In general, quality inspection and testing means that quality inspection and testing institutions accept the trust of product manufacturers or users and use comprehensive scientific methods and professional technology to control and test the quality, safety, performance and environmental protection of products. There is a specific item. In order to ensure that the goods fulfill the quality, safety, performance, and regulatory requirements needed by the government, industry, and end users, issue a quality inspection report.
Quality testing and inspection facilities can be found in a wide variety of industries and sectors throughout China. These include everything from manufacturing (including textiles and apparel) to agriculture to mining to petrochemicals to chemistry to electronics to pharma to consulting to retail to the pharmaceutical industry to scientific research to the technical service industry to
China's state-owned quality inspection and testing institutions have the biggest commercial size, accounting for 56% of the market share in China's quality control and testing industry. More and more, foreign quality inspection and testing institutions are entering China's industry, making use of their own advantages to take over the market and occupying a market share of 31 percent. However, despite the fast growth of private quality inspection and testing institutions in recent years, their financial strength is not substantial, and their market share is less than 10%; In the market, professional quality inspection and testing institutions produced by quality inspection and testing departments in professional labs, scientific research institutes, companies, and institutions are in a minority position.
It's likely that rising national standards of living will continue to fuel demand for consumer products and life science tests for years to come. There is an increasing need for industrial product testing as a result of the fast growth and upgrading of the manufacturing industry
