FCC prohibits Chinese labs from testing products for the US market.
The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted on the 29th to adopt new regulations that prohibit Chinese laboratories and testing laboratories and certification agencies in other countries and regions that have not established mutual recognition mechanisms with the US from testing electronic products sold to the US market. The new regulations are expected to enter into force in December 2028 and cover smartphones, cameras, computers and other devices. The US stated that this move is intended to strengthen national security, protect communications networks and intellectual property rights, and requires foreign inspection institutions to give the US equal treatment in the market. Continue browsing in