Intertek Greater China Collaborates with Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan (METI) to Enhance Product Safety

08 Oct 2025

Empowering industry players through insightful webinars and direct engagement with government authorities

Greater China recently collaborated with the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan (METI) to organise two insightful webinars themed "Marks for Japan: Things You Should Know About Consumer Product Safety Act (PSC) And Electrical Appliance and Material Safety Act (PSE)".

This collaboration, with 250+ clients from China and Hong Kong Hardlines and Electrical joining the webinars, underscores a shared commitment to enhancing awareness and understanding of critical regulations governing consumer product safety in Japan. It aimed to equip participants with comprehensive knowledge essential for navigating the regulatory landscape in Japan.

During the Q&A session, the participants had the unique opportunity to engage directly with representatives from METI.  It fostered open communication between industry stakeholders and regulatory authorities, enhancing transparency and clarity to promote best practices in product safety.

Dorothy Lau, Vice President, Toys & Hardlines, Hong Kong, remarked:

"In an increasingly interconnected global marketplace, staying abreast of regulatory requirements is paramount. We facilitate the global market access to help businesses expand their reach, navigate regulatory complexities, and ultimately foster trust among consumers worldwide."

Rachel Guo, Vice President, Hardlines, China, said:

"I am delighted to co-operate with METI. Collaborative efforts like these webinars play a pivotal role in enhancing safety and compliance within the industry. By shedding light on the intricacies of the regulatory framework, we empower businesses to prioritize consumer safety and uphold the quality standards."

Joan Li, Vice President, Electrical, Greater China commented:

“Collaborating with METI not only demonstrates our commitment to fostering international cooperation but also signifies the importance of global safety standards. By leveraging our collective expertise, we strive to safeguard consumer interests.”

Sandeep Das, CEO Greater China & President Global Softlines and Hardlines, said:

“Strategic collaborations such as these webinars underscore our unwavering commitment to advancing global safety protocols, fostering regulatory alignment, and nurturing a culture of transparency and excellence in product safety practices worldwide.”