As a popular equipment in the field of intelligent manufacturing, 3D printers, with their flexible forming capabilities, are widely used in various scenarios such as industrial manufacturing and creative design. If one plans to enter the Korean market, KC certification is an indispensable entry threshold. The KC certification is a mandatory safety certification system for electronic and electrical products in South Korea. 3D printers must simultaneously meet the requirements of KCSafety electrical safety certification and KCEMC electromagnetic compatibility certification.

Label printers, as core auxiliary equipment in logistics, retail, and manufacturing industries, are designed to adapt to various scenarios with their efficient and precise label generation capabilities. Among them, wireless models with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi functions are the mainstream in the market. These devices are exported to Canada, and the ISED IC certification is an indispensable compliance prerequisite.

Bluetooth headphones have gained popularity due to their wireless convenience and clear sound quality, becoming essential items for audio entertainment and daily commuting. They are also a popular category for cross-border enterprises to enter the Canadian market. The ISED IC certification (formerly the Canadian IC certification) serves as a compliance certificate for wireless devices entering the Canadian market and is a crucial prerequisite for the legal circulation of Bluetooth headphones.

According to the 26th announcement of the State Administration for Market Regulation in 2024, lithium-ion batteries for electric bicycles (including lithium iron phosphate batteries) must obtain CCC certification and display the certification mark before they can be manufactured, sold, imported, or used in business operations. This indicates that these types of batteries have officially been included in the mandatory certification management category.

The EU\'s \"Data Act\" is an important regulation in the field of data governance, which clearly defines the applicable subjects and sets specific requirements for corporate compliance, with severe penalties for violations. Its applicable subjects fall into three categories: first, manufacturers, service providers, and data recipients of connected products within the EU; second, data holders, public authorities requesting data, and suppliers providing data processing services to the EU (not limited by the place of operation); third, relevant entities using or deploying smart contracts in the data space.

As the core pillar of the EU\'s digital strategy, the \"Data Act\" came into effect on January 11, 2024, and officially took effect on September 12, 2025. It aims to regulate data circulation and activate the economic value of data, and imposes clear compliance requirements on enterprises with an EU presence. The key points are dissected from three aspects: core obligations, key deadlines, and regulatory measures.

As a core regulation under the EU Digital Strategy Framework, the \"Data Act\" has established an important rule system for regulating data circulation and usage within the EU. It officially came into effect on January 11, 2024, and will be fully enforced on September 12, 2025. It sets clear requirements for data compliance for global enterprises operating in the EU.

On December 4, 2025, Vietnam informed the WTO of the draft of the \"National Technical Regulation on Power Batteries for Electric Motorcycles and Electric Mopeds\" (G/TBT/N/VNM/383), proposing to impose mandatory safety and performance requirements on all lead-acid, nickel-metal-hydride and lithium-ion batteries produced, assembled or imported in Vietnam. The deadline for the review of this regulation is February 2, 2026. It is expected that after implementation, it will become a \"hard threshold\" for electric motorcycle batteries to enter the Vietnamese market. Relevant export enterprises need to make early preparations for compliance work!