Group 1 - The Zimbabwean Ministry of Industry and Commerce has announced that starting from August 1, 2025, two additional international inspection companies will join the existing four, making a total of six companies involved in the CBCA (Consignment-Based Conformity Assessment) program [1] - The CBCA program requires all goods exported to Zimbabwe to undergo product certification before departure, with a CBCA certificate needed for customs clearance upon arrival in Zimbabwe [1] - If goods do not have the CBCA certificate, they will be denied entry by Zimbabwean customs [1] Group 2 - The required documentation for CBCA certification includes a packing list, proforma invoice, and a product testing report from a qualified third-party testing organization [4] - Yiwu Tianze Testing Technology Co., Ltd. offers professional consulting services for testing and CBCA certification, aiming to assist exporters in entering the Zimbabwean market efficiently [4] Group 3 - The products regulated under the CBCA in Zimbabwe include food and agriculture, building products, timber and wood products, oil and fuels, packaging materials, electronic/electrical products, personal care and health products, automotive and transportation, clothing and textiles, engineering equipment, and toys [5]