Globally, there are 66 certification bodies and over 270 CB laboratories from 51 countries participating in this mutual recognition system. A total of 54 countries participate in the CB system, as listed below:
1. Americas: United States, Canada, Brazil, Argentina, Mexico, Colombia.
2. Europe: United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Spain, Portugal, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia, Denmark, Poland, Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Czech Republic, Austria, Slovenia, Slovakia, Hungary, Switzerland, Italy, Belarus, Ukraine, Romania, Greece, Turkey, Serbia, Croatia, Bulgaria.
3. Asia: China, South Korea, Japan, Thailand, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia, India, Israel, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Bahrain.
4. Africa: South Africa, Kenya, Libya.
5. Oceania: Australia, New Zealand.
1. Convertible:
Manufacturers can use a cb test certificate issued by one NCB to obtain national certification from other member countries of the CB system.
2. Directly recognized or approved by other countries:
With a cb certificate, when applying for certifications like CCC, CQC, GS, KC, PSE, etc., in principle, only a few additional national-specific tests are needed to obtain the respective certificates. In some cases, having a cb report allows direct export to Southeast Asia and some African countries that don't have mandatory national certifications, such as Malaysia and Indonesia.
3. Cost and time savings:
Domestic companies applying for foreign certification can first apply for a cb test certificate domestically. Since the tests are conducted in local CB testing laboratories, it not only reduces costs but also saves time in sample delivery and document handling.
4. Increased likelihood of passing product tests:
If a company already holds a CB test certificate, the majority or all of the CB test results are recognized when applying for other countries' certifications. This can eliminate or reduce the need for further sample testing, saving both time and money. More importantly, having CB testing done domestically increases the chances of passing any required difference tests.
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