On
the afternoon of August, 18, in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, the leader
of General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of
the People's Republic of China rendered a golden sign board "National Exemption
of I/E Commodities From Inspection", in an earnest manner, to Mr. TangYuxiang,
president of Yutong Group. A solemn and grand ceremony was afterwards held for
this unprecedented achievement. The tradition for more than fifty years was thus
broken that China bus enterprises are far from the exemption of I/E Commodities
From Inspection. Certification
of the export-inspection-exemption is an important measurement taken by General
Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's
Republic of China to facilitate the export and help promote those national brands
with world-class quality, in other word, to make national brands the international
ones. The certification is fully in line with the international conventions. The
certified goods shall enjoy good reputation in international market; the qualification
ratios during the export inspection shall for three successive years be 100%;
the quality of the certified goods shall be very high. Thus someone makes a lively
figure: the "National Exemption of I/E Commodities From Inspection"
is a "Gold Card" for an enterprise's globalization. "Certification
of Exemption of I/E Commodities From Inspection" enterprise in automobile
industry, Yutong Group lives up to its reputation. It is said that Yutong possesses
the first postdoctoral workstation and the only national-level technological enter
in China bus industry. 4% its sales revenue has been devoted to the research and
development every year to improve the design of product. World advanced techniques
and process flows adopted in the modernization production lines set a foundation
for producing buses with high quality. It
is shown by the statistic data from China Chamber of Commerce for Import and Export
of Machinery and Electronic Products that 20,020 automobiles of China's own brands
have been exported for the first half year of 2006, an increase of 466.8% compared
with the same period of the last year. Yutong exported 972 buses at the said period,
an increase of 112% compared with the same period of the last year, again taking
the lead. At the first of this year, Yutong buses passed the roll-over test, their
performances meet European standard ECE UN R66, some performances even outdid
this standard; Yutong buses also passed the DOT certification of U.S.A., and were
exported to U.S.A., ending the history that no China bus has ever exported to
the market of U.S.A.. The
backside of the subtle change of China's buses is to consider about its strategy
of development, and its course of becoming a real international enterprise. A
picture occurs to our mind that China is becoming the largest bus manufacture
and distribution center.
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