广东支持外贸企业拓展内销市场 省内外贸检测认证一体化服务联盟成立

Core Points - The Guangdong Provincial Market Supervision Administration launched 17 measures to support foreign trade enterprises in expanding domestic sales during the 2025 "World Accreditation Day" event [1][2] - The establishment of the Guangdong Integrated Service Alliance for Domestic and Foreign Trade Testing and Certification was announced, with 8 certification agencies committing to a green channel for mandatory product certification for products transitioning from export to domestic sales [3] Group 1: Support Measures - The 17 specific measures focus on optimizing market access services, supporting the expansion of domestic sales markets, enhancing corporate compliance management, supporting brand building, promoting integrated development of domestic and foreign trade, and improving regulatory enforcement efficiency [2] - The Guangdong province has 376 certification agencies and has established 87 national quality inspection centers, leading the nation in both quantity and revenue from testing and certification services [2][4] Group 2: Certification and Standards - The province has facilitated the issuance of over 360 mandatory product certification certificates for more than 160 enterprises transitioning products from export to domestic sales, covering 16 product categories, with an average cost saving of 40% and a time reduction of 30% for certification [5] - A total of 102 products from 71 enterprises have been recognized or self-declared under the "Same Line, Same Standard, Same Quality" third-party evaluation [6] Group 3: International Cooperation - Guangdong is collaborating with Hong Kong and Macau to promote "Bay Area Certification," issuing 135 certificates for agricultural and industrial consumer products, enhancing the circulation of high-quality products in the Greater Bay Area [6] - The province aims to continue integrating policies and innovating services to reduce the time and cost for foreign trade enterprises in expanding domestic markets, addressing institutional barriers to integrated development [6]