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The new IATA DGR regulations on the state of charge of lithium battery goods in 2026
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Good News: Shenzhen Chengce Testing has been awarded the recognition certificate by China Classification Society (CCS)
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Draft Supplementary authorization regulation for Regulation (EU) 2023/1542 on exemptions for removable and replaceable portable batteries
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BSMI made an explanation and announcement regarding secondary lithium batteries and power banks on October 28, 2021
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Amazon US lithium Battery Compliance Policy: New TIC review requirements added
Good News: Shenzhen Chengce Testing has been awarded the recognition certificate by China Classification Society (CCS)
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Recently, Shenzhen Chengce Testing Technology Co., LTD. (CCJC) successfully passed the strict review of the entire process by China Classification Society (CCS) and officially obtained the CCS Product Testing and Experimental Institution Accreditation Certificate
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Good News: Shenzhen Chengce Testing has been awarded the recognition certificate by China Classification Society (CCS)
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