Coating paint is an essential material in construction and industry, yet controlling lead content to protect public health is not given adequate attention by many businesses. Due to cost-saving mindsets, confusion between individual testing and conformity certification, or a lack of specialized personnel, many entities unintentionally overlook mandatory legal regulations under QCVN 08:2020/BCT. Join ISSQ Quality Institute to analyze the 5 main reasons businesses underestimate paint conformity, the practical benefits of proactive compliance, and a structured conformity assessment process to minimize legal and commercial risks.
On September 16, 2026, the international quality management standard ISO 9001:2026 was officially released to replace ISO 9001:2015. Transitioning not only helps businesses comply with regulatory timelines (deadline September 30, 2029) but also presents a golden opportunity to restructure operations, control risks, strengthen quality culture, and boost competitive advantage. Join ISSQ Quality Institute to review key upgrades in leadership roles, ethical behavior awareness, organizational knowledge, and a structured 6-step transition process to proactively optimize operations today.
Textile products are essential consumer goods used frequently and in direct contact with the human body. To control risks from chemical residues during manufacturing, dyeing, and finishing processes, the Ministry of Industry and Trade issued QCVN 01:2017/BCT—the National Technical Regulation on limits of formaldehyde and certain aromatic amines derived from azo colorants in textile products.
QCVN 19:2025/BKHCN was issued to replace QCVN 19:2019/BKHCN, specifying safety, electromagnetic compatibility (EMC), and management requirements for selected LED lighting product groups. The technical regulation was promulgated under Circular No. 56/2025/TT-BKHCN dated December 31, 2025, by the Ministry of Science and Technology.
Rubber gloves are widely used in food processing, manufacturing, and trading to ensure hygiene and reduce cross-contamination risks. However, not all enterprises clearly understand whether this product falls under mandatory conformity certification according to current regulations. Join ISSQ Quality Institute to explore whether food-contact rubber gloves require QCVN 12-2 conformity certification, the applicable subjects, and key requirements enterprises must satisfy before launching products into the market.
Evaluating and certifying conformity under QCVN 12-1:2011/BYT not only helps enterprises control technical product requirements, but also contributes to building customer trust and enhancing transparency in manufacturing and business operations.
What should enterprises do when Circular 36/2026/TT-BKHCN takes effect from July 1, 2026? Discover the step-by-step process for risk classification, electrical safety & EMC testing, and conformity certification for electrical and electronic equipment now.
Discover why logistics companies are increasingly focusing on ISO 22301, its benefits, target entities, and the process of building and certifying a Business Continuity Management System.
