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France Quality Control Inspections

France Quality Control Inspections and Factory Audits

France is a major player in the world economy and recognised for its exceptional quality output.

Sourcing products from France has become an important part of any companies supply chain. However, when sourcing products from any foreign market, buyers must ensure that the products are of the highest quality and comply with the laws and regulations of their customers market.

Goodada’s France Factory Audits are conducted at your chosen supplier’s factory. Having a factory audited before placing an order with a potential seller ensures mitigated risk will reduce the chance of you buying poor quality products or becoming a victim of fraud.

The purpose of a Factory Audit is to assess a manufacturer’s capabilities, review their quality control systems and check the workplace environment of the factory.

Goodada’s France Quality Control Inspections will save you time & money by reducing the cost of product failures and ensuring that products are manufactured to your required specifications each and every time.

Inspections can be conducted at any factory in France.

Goodada offers the following types of Audits & Quality Control Inspections.

FACTORY AUDIT (FA)

A Factory Audit is conducted at your seller’s factory. The purpose of a Factory Audit is to determine if your potential supplier is a legitimate company and has the capability of manufacturing your products. The Audit will also assess the factories quality control systems, the factories manufacturing standards and the factories export records. Click Here to find out more....

FINISHED GOODS INSPECTION (FGI)

A Finished Goods Inspection is conducted at your seller’s factory when 80% of your order has been made. The purpose of a Finished Goods Inspection (or Pre Shipment Inspection) is to visually check product specifications, product quantity, product dimensions, packing requirements and shipping marks. During this inspection any on-site testing can be conducted or samples can be collected to be independently tested. If any problems are identified you can then address these issues with the factory before the goods are shipped. Click Here to find out more....

CONTAINER LOADING INSPECTION (CLI)

A Container Loading Inspection is conducted when the products are being loaded at the port or factory. During the time of loading the inspector can check that your products are correctly loaded and the container is securely closed and sealed prior to shipment. Click Here to find out more....

DURING PRODUCTION INSPECTION (DPI)

A During Production Inspection is conducted when the goods are in the process of being manufactured. The purpose of a During Production Inspection is to update you on expected production completion times. Click Here to find out more....

PRODUCTION MONITORING (PM)

Production Monitoring will provide you with daily updates on quantities produced plus inform you of any issues with your order. The on-site inspector will work with the production manager of the factory to ensure that your order is made to any pre-agreed schedule and specifications. Click Here to find out more....

EARLY PRODUCTION INSPECTION (EPI)

An Early Production Inspection focuses the raw materials and machinery which will be used to make your order. This is the only stage where the raw materials can be checked to make sure that they meet your quality requirements. If any independent laboratory tests are required on any of the raw materials, it should happen at this stage. Click Here to find out more....

SOCIAL AUDITS

A Social Audit is used to evaluate a firm's working conditions, its code of conduct and its responsibilities to its employees. The purpose of Social Audit is to promote, develop and maintain workplace practices that are socially acceptable. A Social Audit reassures your customers and suppliers that your business is socially accountable. Click Here to find out more....

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