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Old 09-Aug-2005, 03:35
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Dear Tutor,

How would you describe a certificate issued by an organization to enterprises to certify that quality of products manufactured by the enterprises are good enough, and quality inspection, even sampling inspecion, is not necessary to be conducted by authorities?

I've collected some translations, like "Certificate for Product Exemption from Quality Surveillance Inspection", "Certificate for Product Exemption". Could you please give me yours? Thanks!

Emily
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You could add 'recognition' there to show that it has been achieved through the quality of the product.
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