
Date: 2024-09-12
Time: 2:30 PM (VNT)
Language: english
Fee: Free
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Topics: Lab Testing, Textile, Apparel, Footwear & Accessories
Speakers: Mr. Ho Tran The Huu
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adidas, a key global customer, enforces a stringent quality management policy that covers a list of hazardous chemicals from raw materials to final products. To ensure the highest standards for footwear, apparel, and accessories, adidas has implemented the A-01 policy, which is updated annually to reflect the latest market and AFIRM requirements. Join our webinar, where our expert will discuss the most recent updates for adidas A-01 policy and provide valuable insights into compliance, understand the challenges, and learn effective strategies for managing hazardous substances.

Mr. Ho Tran The Huu has over 10 years of experience working in the field of testing and certification for textiles, footwear, electrical electronics, furniture, and environmental products. Currently, Mr. Huu is in charge of the Technical Manager (R&D), South Asia - GTS at QIMA. In addition, Mr. Huu also assists customers and business development departments in establishing effective testing processes and solutions for quality, standard, and regulatory compliance issues.
QIMA, a global leader in quality assurance services and compliance solutions, helps businesses make products consumers can trust through inspection, testing, audit and certification. Combining human expertise on the ground with intelligent technology, QIMA supports 30,000+ businesses across Consumer Products, Food & Agrifood, Cosmetics & Personal Care and Pharma & Biotech in more than 100 countries.
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