WERCSmart is a supply chain security management system designed and developed by The WERCS company in the United States for large and medium-sized retailers. It can achieve: unified and effective management of a huge supplier network and products; security assessment of targets and existing products , Easy to filter.

Wercs registration

Wercs registration is a product evaluation system. Wercs itself is a database company. Now giant supermarkets such as Wal-Mart and Tesco are already cooperating with it, aiming to require upstream suppliers to enter their product information into the system for evaluation by the system. So that the downstream can grasp hazard information in time.

Currently, retailers that have confirmed cooperation with The Wercs include Wal-Mart, Sears, Costco, etc., and require all their suppliers to register their products on WercSmart.

WERCSMART CONNECTS MANUFACTURERS WITH RETAILERS TO MEET CRITICAL COMPLIANCE AND SAFETY NEEDS.

Importance of Wercs Registration

In order to better understand the product ingredients in the hands of consumers, retailers collect detailed chemical information through CARP (Chemical Assessment Review Process). In this way, the supplier can grasp the specific SDS safety data sheet and other information so as to provide it to relevant institutions and consumers in a timely manner. At the same time, in compliance with federal, state and regional laws, the environment will be further effectively protected.

Manufacturer Benefits

WERCSmart will help you:

Stay compliant and on retail store shelves of over 40+ retailers by submitting your product information all at once Learn more about your supply chain and products’ sustainability attributes

Promote your products on consumers’ most trusted online resource for product ratings

Streamline data management with dependable client technical support

Reduce costs with insights from UL Global regulatory experts

Retailer Benefits

WERCSmart will help you:

Protect employees and customers from dangerous chemical spills

Gain an information library outlining required safety precautions for handling, storing and transporting chemical- and battery-containing products

Collect and assess sustainability attributes of products

Reduce costly hazardous waste disposal fines

Stay compliant with local and federal regulations

Wercs registered applicable products

Third-party formulas, crafts, automotive related, batteries, cleaning supplies, electronic appliances, hygiene and beauty products, home decoration, suits, lawn and garden tools, miscellaneous, nutritional products, pet supplies, medicines, photographic equipment, sports equipment, stationery, toys.

Information required for Wercs registration

(1) Product color photos;

(2) Application form;

(3) Composition analysis table;

(4) UN38.3 report;

(5) English/French SDS report;

Wercs registration process

(1) Apply for membership;

(2) Register for subscription (subscribe in advance to register several products);

(3) Payment of subscription fee: The subscription fee depends on the product and quantity;

(4) Submit for registration;

(5) Confirm the cost and review;

(6) After registering, you can check the ID on the official website.

Wercs registration FAQ

Q: To register a power bank, do the batteries/batteries in the power bank need to be registered first?

Answer: To register a product containing batteries/cells, the battery/cells need to be registered first, and then the finished product.

Question: To register a finished product, the battery pack is used in the finished product. Should the battery pack or the cells in the battery pack be registered first? Is it UN38.3 with battery or UN38.3 with battery pack?

Answer: Register the battery pack and provide the UN38.3 report of the battery pack.

Q: What information do I need to sell batteries to Canada and the United States? how much is the cost?

Answer: If the battery is not sold for retail, it is sold in Canada and the United States in finished products, then only the United States can be selected when registering the battery. (If the battery is retailed and sold to Canada and the United States, an English/French SDS report is required).

Aplus service

(1) WERCSmart system training;

(2) Analyze registration strategies and provide registration schemes;

(3) Assist in member registration, data preparation, ID acquisition and other full project services;

(4) Issue UN38.3 test report and SDS;

(5) Provide resource integration and provide one-stop service.

ZRLK has focused on testing and certification of batteries and peripheral consumer products for 15 years, always paying attention to changes in national regulations, and providing customers with one-stop certification services in multiple countries and regions to ensure that your products quickly enter the target market. If you need to register with Wercs or want to know more related information, you can call ZRLK to inquire about related services.