What does the qs mark mean?

QS is the abbreviation of English quality and safety.

Qs is the abbreviation of enterprise production license (enterprise production license). The General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine issued the Measures for the Implementation of the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Production Licenses for Industrial Products. The symbol of the production license consists of the Chinese phonetic alphabet of "production license" and the Chinese character of "production license".

The main color of the logo is blue, the letters "Q" and "Production License" are blue, and the letter "S" is white. According to the new Measures for the Administration of Food Production License, starting from 20 18 and 10, the original packaging, labels and "QS" marks shall not be used on the packaging of food and food additives, and they shall be replaced by codes with "SC" marks.

Relevant laws and regulations

QS certification is divided into two categories, including food production license and industrial production license. QS enterprise product production license, namely industrial product production license. In order to ensure the quality and safety of important industrial products directly related to public safety, human health and life and property safety, implement the national industrial policy and promote the healthy and coordinated development of the socialist market economy, the state has formulated the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on the Administration of Production Licenses for Industrial Products.

The QS logo is printed (pasted) by the enterprise itself, and can be enlarged or reduced according to the regulations. From June 0, 2065438 to June 0, 2065438, enterprises that have newly obtained food production licenses should use the logo of enterprise food production licenses. From June 20 10 to June 0 18 months, enterprises that have previously obtained food production licenses can continue to use the original packaging with the logo of the old production license.