Test Report

A Test Report is a document issued by a third-party testing institution or manufacturer in foreign trade to prove that a product has passed specific testing standards (such as CE, FCC, RoHS, etc.). It is commonly used in export customs declaration, customer customs clearance, e-commerce platform review, and other scenarios. Usage scenarios include: customers requesting a test report as quality evidence; importing country customs requiring proof of product compliance; bidding or large-scale procurement requiring a test report. Notes: The test report must be issued by a qualified laboratory, and the product name, model, and batch number on the report must match the actual product and invoice; the report is usually valid for 1-2 years and must be retested after expiration; different countries or customers may require specific standards (such as ISO, ASTM, EN). Difference from 'Inspection Report': A test report focuses on laboratory test results of product performance or safety indicators, while an inspection report focuses on on-site inspection of quantity, packaging, appearance, etc. Difference from 'Certificate of Conformity': A certificate of conformity is a manufacturer's self-declaration, while a test report is objective third-party evidence. In foreign trade, the customer's specific requirements for the test report should be confirmed in advance to avoid rejection or fines due to non-compliant reports.