Compliance, audits & testing
How do we prove a product is safe to sell in the U.S.?
With third-party lab reports on the product itself, our own inspectors on the production line, and audit documents checked factory by factory. We do not quote a certificate we cannot show you.
Third-party product testing
We send production samples to independent laboratories, including Eurofins and SGS, and test against the rules of the market the product is sold in. Recent reports for our tabletop, kitchen and home fragrance programs cover:
- Lead and cadmium in ceramic tableware — U.S. FDA CPG 7117.06 / 7117.07 leaching limits, California Proposition 65 consent-decree levels, and the California Tableware Safety Law (Health & Safety Code 108860).
- Food-contact materials — U.S. FDA 21 CFR requirements for melamine (177.1460), polypropylene (177.1520), coatings (175.300), sealing gaskets (177.1210) and treated wood (178.3800), plus BPA screening where the buyer requires it.
- Glass candle vessels — ASTM F2179 for glass containers used as candle holders, and lead content of painted and decorated surfaces.
- Electric warmers and diffusers — electric home fragrance products we have supplied to North American retail have carried ETL listing from Intertek to UL 1026 / CSA C22.2 No. 64. Listing is tied to the exact model, so we confirm it model by model for each program.
Test reports are tied to the item, the factory and the buyer that ordered them. We share the relevant report with you under NDA, and we arrange new testing for your item. Test fees are listed as a separate line in the quote.
Factory audits
Factories we work with have been through third-party social-compliance and security audits, including amfori BSCI and SCAN supply-chain security audits carried out by accredited audit firms. Audit certificates are available on request. For each program we also check the current audit status of the specific factory, share the latest report, and, if your program needs it, schedule the audit scheme you require before production starts.
Company verification
Jason Craft Corporation is D-U-N-S® registered with Dun & Bradstreet.
Our own inspections
Our QC staff in China and Vietnam control quality at three points:
- Incoming materials — raw materials, components and packaging are checked before production starts.
- In-process sampling — lots are sampled on the production line, so problems are caught while they can still be fixed.
- Final inspection — every order is inspected before shipment.
Every result is logged in our inspection system with photos and defect notes. When a lot fails, the factory reworks it and we inspect it again.