MOC mark (Thai Industrial Product Standards Mark) is well known as the product certification symbol that ensures the quality of goods and their safety for consumers. However, many consumers often overlook or fail to pay attention to this mark, which is actually very important. This mark is found on products we use daily, and it is essential to understand its significance. If a product lacks proper certification, it can be dangerous to our property or health. CPLINTER aims to provide useful information on why the MOC mark is important and the various types of products that should have this mark.

The MOC mark, or Industrial Product Standards Mark

MOC mark is a certification that products meet certain quality standards as verified by the Thai Industrial Standards Institute (TISI). This mark ensures that products are safe for consumption and use, and that their quality is in line with their price.

There are five types of MOC marks:

General Standards Mark This mark certifies that a product meets the standards set by the TISI. Manufacturers can apply for this certification to guarantee that their product is safe and has passed the required standards. Examples include food products, electrical appliances, etc.

Compulsory Standards Mark This certification applies to products that must meet mandatory standards set by law. It ensures consumer safety and prevents potential damage to the economy and society. By law, manufacturers, importers, and sellers are required to display the compulsory standards mark on these products. Examples include detergents, PVC pipes, children's toys, etc.

Safety Standards Mark This mark certifies that a product has met safety standards for its use. It is granted to products where safety is a priority. Some products with this certification are required to meet the standards, while others are voluntary. Examples include irons, televisions, and fans.

Environmental Standards Mark This certification applies to products that meet environmental standards, such as water and energy conservation. It aims to protect the environment in the country. This mark can be mandatory or voluntary depending on the product. Examples include water-saving washing machines.

Electromagnetic Compatibility Standards Mark This mark certifies that products meet electromagnetic compatibility standards, meaning they can work together with other products without causing harmful electromagnetic interference. Some products with this certification are required to meet standards, while others are voluntary. Examples include information technology products like phones and medical devices.

By understanding the significance of the MOC mark, we can ensure that the products we use or plan to purchase meet the required standards for safety and quality. This gives us peace of mind that the products are safe for us and our property. If you're interested in logistics services, CPLINTER offers comprehensive logistics solutions, including Door-to-Door service for shipping goods abroad via air, land, and sea. We also provide product packaging, export documentation preparation, and customs clearance services. For inquiries, please contact CPL at 02-519-4426 or 091-519-4426. You can also reach us on Line @cplinter or visit www.cplinter.com for more information.

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