- Official guidance for upstream information transfer, evidence bases, component grouping, marking, and environmental protection use period.
- Question 31 explains the information-transfer rule for production parts, components, and raw materials, including inputs bought from outside China.
- Questions 31 and 41 explain that upstream information must cover the finished product's constituent parts and that component grouping should allow the hazardous-substance information to reflect the product fully.
References and citations
- Binding duties for producers, importers, and sellers, including marking, disclosure, environmental protection use period, catalogue limits, and conformity assessment.
- Articles 10-18 place duties on producers, importers, and sellers and do not create a prescribed supplier declaration form.
- Articles 13-18 establish the producer's or importer's finished-product marking, environmental protection use period, catalogue, and conformity duties that remain after supplier evidence is collected.
- Current catalogue-controlled substances, product coverage, implementation timing, and exception framework.
- Names the ten catalogue-controlled substances and makes the 2026 Exception List applicable from publication, with product timing set by the catalogue.
- Current standards transition, conversion dates, and required test-method series for conformity assessment.
- Sets the permitted conformity standards from 2026 through the 1 August 2027 transition and requires the corresponding GB/T 39560 test-method parts.
- Explains the certification or self-declaration routes, public-service-platform submission, and the 1 August 2027 implementation date for newly added or expanded catalogue coverage.
- Sections I and III distinguish formal catalogue-product self-declaration from ordinary upstream evidence and require the supplier to report product conformity information within 30 days after market placement.