FCC Decertifies Two Additional Chinese Test Labs

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has decertified two more Chinese test labs, SLG-CPC Test Laboratory and Shenzhen STS Test Services. The agency cited these laboratories for willfully providing incorrect or false equipment test results in connection with applications for equipment authorization. This action is part of a broader effort by the U.S. to address concerns over imported Chinese gadgets and ensure compliance standards are met. The FCC also indicated it plans to decertify Shenzhen CTB Testing, signaling continued scrutiny of foreign testing facilities suspected of being controlled or influenced by China. These moves reflect growing regulatory pressure on entities perceived as compromising equipment certification integrity for geopolitical reasons. This development could impact the import and approval process for Chinese-manufactured electronics in the U.S., potentially slowing down market access for certain products.

By Sean Hollister · The Verge ·

FCC Decertifies Two Additional Chinese Test Labs

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