Global market access: Japan

Watch the webinar on Japan market access to understand certification, labelling and approval processes for products entering Japan.

An insight into Japan's certification, labeling, and approval processes

One of the biggest challenges today is rolling out a product into a new market. As part of our in-depth country review series, this on-demand webinar covers Japan.

Theresa Glenna, a Senior Project Manager at TÜD SÜD with over 15 years of global market access, presents this webinar and discusses several of Japan’s certification types, labeling requirements, and approval processes.

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In this webinar you will learn more about:

PSE Mark – LVD safety
VCCI Mark – EMI
MIC – Radio/Telecom
Japan Energy Efficiency program

We will also share some helpful tools that will help you stay up to date on the latest regulations and changes.

About the speaker

Theresa Glenna

GMA Senior Project Manager / Sales & Training Specialist, TÜV SÜD America

Possessing more than 14 years of global market access experience and 20 years of experience within the TÜV SÜD America Group, Theresa Glenna is a senior member of the USA based GMA team. She manages global certification projects for TÜV SÜD America customers and acts as a mentor to the USA based GMA team members. Theresa provides assistance not only during the project management phase of the certification process, but is deeply involved in providing upfront support to ensure customers obtain correct information to make informed decisions about which global markets to enter into, and what is involved in doing so. She uses her hands-on experiences to help customers to develop a plan to meet their market access goals.

Theresa has a wide knowledge base for obtaining approvals on various product types, ranging from wireless and information technology equipment to household appliances, machinery, and more. Using her vast knowledge and experience, Theresa works with the global TÜV SÜD GMA network to improve and expand current capabilities, having participated in the last two global meetings held in Shanghai, China.