T/XJZJXH GY10001.1-2024 Common requirements for regional public brand "Xinjiang Quality" for industrial products
T/XJZJXH GY10001.1-2024 Common requirements for regional public brand "Xinjiang Quality" for industrial products
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Main technical content: The "Xinjiang Quality" regional public brand is developed within the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, relying on its unique ecological environment, cultural history, and production and processing methods. Through the cultivation of regional public industrial products, it conducts voluntary certification for products that meet certification standards and technical specifications and represent the advantageous industries and characteristic products of the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, embodying the high-quality and advanced image of health, greenness, and safety. The "Xinjiang Quality" series of group standards is based on the basic principle of "standard-led, quality-driven". Organized by the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region government, industry experts, industry associations, and enterprises participate in its development. After comparing and analyzing domestic and international technical indicators and parameters, it adopts the management concepts and methods of process control and continuous improvement to compile a set of standards, including general technical requirements based on management elements and specific product technical specifications based on industry characteristics. The formulation and implementation of the "Xinjiang Quality" series of group standards help enterprises improve their internal management level, enhance product quality, and increase the market competitiveness of high-quality products from Xinjiang. The design of the "Xinjiang Quality" industrial product category series of group standards is as follows: - The first level is T/XJZJXH GY10001.1-2024, "General Requirements for the 'Xinjiang Quality' Regional Public Brand - Industrial Products"; - The second level is technical specifications for characteristic products. The first- and second-level documents are used in conjunction with each other.