US FCC to Ban Chinese Labs From Testing Electronics
The Federal Communications Commission announced a vote to bar Chinese labs from testing US electronics. The proposed ban aims to ensure reciprocal treatment in international commerce and takes effect in December 2028.
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The Federal Communications Commission will vote on October 29 to bar all China-based labs from testing electronic devices for the United States, expanding prior restrictions. The move targets certification bodies in nations denying reciprocal treatment to American testing facilities. Chair Brendan Carr said 82% of electronics were tested in China in 2025.
