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Overcoming Inspection Challenges for Handicraft and Natural Material Products

For importers of handicrafts and natural material products, ensuring consistent quality can be a complex task. Variations inherent to these products pose unique challenges, making it essential to have robust inspection processes in place.
With over 120,000 inspections carried out each year, V-Trust has gained deep insights into these issues and offers practical tips to help buyers establish clear and acceptable quality standards with their suppliers before production, and enhance inspection effectiveness.

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Enhancing Quality and Efficiency: The Importance of Production Monitoring in Vietnam's Shoe Manufacturing Industry

In this article, we will explore the significance of production monitoring in Vietnam's shoe manufacturing sector.

Amazon FBA Inspection: Quality Control Service in China

If you are an Amazon FBA seller, you know that quality products are essential for success. That is where Amazon FBA inspections come in. Rest easy knowing your products meet quality standards, reduce recalls, improve customer satisfaction, and protect your reputation.
In this article, we will discuss the common tests conducted during Amazon FBA inspections and introduce V-Trust Inspection Service, a global leader in product inspection and quality control services.

Differences: SMETA Audit 2-Pillar and 4-Pillar (Checklist)

The Sedex membership developed the audit methodology known as SMETA (Sedex Members Ethical Trade Audit) to provide a centralized audit process that can be reliably shared. Developed by the Associate Auditor Group (AAG) with input from numerous stakeholders, the protocols of the audit were put into two types of audits: SMETA 2-Pillar audit and SMETA 4-Pillar audit.

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Why Approved Samples are Worth the Investment

In a recent inspection performed on beauty skincare packaging containers, our inspector noticed that the client’s labeling didn’t match up in a way that greatly affects the marketability of the final product. The client’s order was for plastic bottles that will later contain 1 fl oz / 30ml of a skincare product, to be filled in a different country. However, the bottles were all made with printed labeling for 0.9 fl ox / 27ml. This created a huge problem for the buyer because the order was already completed with over 5,000 units, thus forcing every unit to be reworked before leaving the factory.

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