Myanmar Quality Control Inspection

Myanmar Quality Control Inspections and Factory Audits

Myanmar Quality Control Inspections is important when sourcing from a country with a population of almost 56 million people. The country's name was changed by the military government in 1989 from Burma to Myanmar, much of the international community agreed to recognize the name change. Since 2011, Myanmar as been taking steps to transition to a civilian led government with an open economy. This is badly needed as Myanmar still remains one of the poorest countries in Asia.

Myanmar's main exports include clothing; wood products; pulses and beans; fish; rice; clothing; minerals, including jade and gems.

The clothing industry in Myanmar has grown significantly in the past five years, from an export value of US$900 million in 2012 to $2.7 billion in 2017. Today it has in excess of 1.1 million workers employed in garment, textile, footwear and accessories factories.The industry is concentrated mostly in Yangon’s Hlaing Tharyar township, but factories can also be found in Hpa-an, Bago and Pathein.

Goodada’s Myanmar Quality Control Inspections not only focus on clothing inspections but also on wood and food products. Our Myanmar Social and Factory Audits are often used by clients to ensure to check for production capabilities and ensure corporate social responsibility.

Avoid losing money by receiving faulty goods or incorrect products. Goodada’s Myanmar Quality Control Inspectors check that your products are made to your requirements and specifications. We can inspect at any location in Myanmar.

For more information please contact:

Contact Person: Aidan Conaty

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Phone:(Europe/ Rest of the World) +353 1 885 3919 ; (UK) +44.020.3287.2990 ; (North America) +1.518.290.6604

Goodada offers the following Myanmar Quality Control Inspection Services:

Myanmar Social and Supplier Audits (FA) - Myanmar Inspection

Goodada's Myanmar Audit service verifies that a factory is legitimate and suitable to produce your companies product. Goodada's Social Audit service focuses on worker treatment and child labour policies. While Goodada's Supplier Audit assesses the factories quality control systems, its manufacturing standards and its export sales history. Our Audits are conducted at the suppliers factory in Myanmar.

Myanmar Products Inspection (FGI)

Goodada offers two main types of Products Inspections in Myanmar. Our Finished Goods Inspection is conducted when 80% of the order has been completed. The aim of this inspection is to visually check product specifications, product quantity, product dimensions, packing requirements and shipping marks. Samples can be collected during this inspection and sent to you for review before your approve the goods to be shipped. Goodada's Early Production Inspection focuses on the raw materials and machinery which will be used to make your order. This inspection should take place before the commencement of production.

Loading Checks in Myanmar (CLI)

It is always important to monitor the loading of your goods in Myanmar. Goodada's Myanmar Container Loading Inspection is conducted when your goods are loaded at the factory in Myanmar or at one of its eight ports. The inspector will confirm that the correct quantities are shipped and the container is packed according to your loading requirements. The inspector can also check that the container is securely closed and sealed prior to shipment.

Production Monitoring in Myanmar (PM)

Are you getting products made in Myanmar? Do you require independent updates and monitoring of the production process? If yes, then Goodada's Production Monitoring Service will update you daily with reports on quantities produced plus 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. This inspection is particularly useful in the production of garments, footwear and furniture.

Myanmar Quality Control Inspection