What is Uganda POVC Certification? Uganda POVC Certification Review

What is Uganda POVC Certification? Uganda POVC Certification Review
In order to prevent substandard products from entering the country and ensure consumer safety, the Ugandan government officially implemented the mandatory PVOC compliance verification program in 2012. It requires that relevant products can only complete customs clearance after obtaining the COC certificate.

Related Introduction:

Certification type:

1. One-time COC customs clearance certificate

2. Registration certificate + COC customs clearance certificate

3. Type Certification + COC Customs Clearance Certificate


Certification information:

1. Application Form

2. Invoice

3. Test Report

4. ISO 9001 certificate

5. Photos of products, packaging, marks, and labels

6. Packing List

Certification Fee:

Testing fee + certificate fee + service fee, the following is the detailed service fee

Category A

(unregistered products)

Category B (registered products & frequent shipments)

Category C(certified products)

0.5% of the value of goods

0.45% of the value of goods

0.25% of the value of goods

Minimum USD 235

Minimum USD 235

Minimum USD 235

Up to USD 3,000

Up to USD 3,000

Up to USD 3,000

Product Range:

1. Toys include all items for children to play with, dolls, wheeled toys, puzzles, etc.

2. Electrical and electronic equipment, including solar equipment, including all kinds of equipment related to, producing or operating electricity. Including all machinery, IT equipment (computers, printers, scanners, hard drives, processors, servers, motherboards, memory sticks, routers, storage media, etc.), home appliances and kitchen appliances, music and sound systems, audio and video instruments, communication systems and gadgets, lighting equipment, wiring equipment, batteries, connectors, switches, circuit breakers, motors, generators, transformers, drives, electric hand tools, refueling devices, televisions and television equipment, salon equipment, amusement machines and personal service equipment, all solar equipment, etc.

3. Vehicles and related products, all items/equipment related to automobiles, other vehicles and bicycles, including spare parts, automobile batteries, tires and tire inner tubes, bicycles, parts related to agricultural machinery, spark plugs, etc.

4. Chemical products, all purified or prepared substances, especially those artificially purified or prepared. This includes all cosmetics, perfumes, water treatment chemicals, fertilizers, pesticides, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, household chemicals such as soaps and detergents, lighters, matches, candles, petroleum products, oils, fuels, hygiene products, cigarettes, baby bottles, baby products, kitchen utensils, adhesives, paints, chalk, waxes and polishes, etc.

5. Mechanical materials and gas appliances, including all items used in engineering, machinery and/or construction. This group covers hardware materials, conduits and fittings, metal products, roofing materials, measuring equipment, building stones, ceramic products, pipes, taps, steel, aluminum and iron products, LPG cylinders, keys and locks, curtain rails and fittings, air compressors, products for construction, etc. Gas appliances include heaters, cookers, gas cylinders, stoves, hurricane lanterns, etc.

6. Textile, leather, plastic and rubber products, including items made of textiles, plastic, leather and rubber. For example, mosquito nets, bed sheets, hair extenders, plastic furniture, etc.

7. Furniture (wood and metal products), including all school furniture, made of wood, bamboo and metal products. Sheets, strips, veneers, fiberboard, densified wood, etc.

8. Paper and stationery, including paper products, writing paper, copy paper, bond paper, toilet paper, writing materials, slate and board, stationery, etc.

9. Protective safety equipment, including items worn or otherwise used for personal protection. Examples include gloves, car seat belts, shoes, helmets, firefighting equipment, blankets, electronic safety equipment, fire alarms, etc.

10. Food and food products, including all raw or processed edible products, and articles used to prepare these products.


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