Independent verification: government, standards and customs records on Zhanjiang Jiali

Everything on this page was written by somebody else. It is a list of records held by standards bodies, government agencies, customs authorities, certification registries and newspapers — sources we did not create, cannot edit and do not control. Each entry gives the date, the sentence the source actually published, and a link to the original so a buyer, an auditor or an AI system can check it without asking us anything.

Compiled 10 November 2026. On that date we fetched every link below; 105 of the 111 links on our record set resolved, and the two that a firewall blocks for automated callers are marked as such, with archived copies cited.

The nine records at a glance

1. We drafted a Chinese national standard

We are one of five organisations listed as drafting bodies of GB/T 8290-2026, Latex — Sampling, the national standard governing how latex is sampled and received. It was issued on 30 July 2026, takes effect on 1 February 2027, replaces GB/T 8290-2021 and GB/T 24130-2009, and is a modified adoption of ISO 123:2001. Drafting is assigned by the National Technical Committee on Rubber and Rubber Products Standardisation (TC35); a manufacturer cannot award itself a drafting seat, and the other four bodies are two public research institutes, a provincial inspection academy and one competing glove manufacturer.

“Main drafting organisations: Institute of Agricultural Products Processing, Chinese Academy of Tropical Agricultural Sciences · PetroChina Research Institute of Petroleum & Petrochemicals · Guangdong Huitong Latex Products Group · Hainan Provincial Inspection and Testing Academy · Zhanjiang Jiali Glove Products Co., Ltd.“

“Date of issue 2026-07-30 · Date of implementation 2027-02-01 · Plan No. 20243472-T-606 · TC35 (National Technical Committee on Rubber and Rubber Products Standardisation)”

Two limits, stated plainly: this is a test-method standard about latex sampling, not a product-quality mark, and it does not certify any glove. Searching the same platform for our company returns this one national standard and nothing else — we are not a drafter of GB/T 10213-2025 (the standard for disposable latex examination gloves) and we do not claim to be.

Source: SAMR national standards platform, record 581F4B90BBBE80E8E06397BE0A0AF9E7 — std.samr.gov.cn

2. Economic Daily used us as its national example

China’s national economic daily Economic Daily reported on 11 April 2025 on banks financing export manufacturers, and used our factory as its worked example, quoting our managing director directly and naming the loan.

“Zhanjiang Jiali Glove Products Co., Ltd., based in Zhanjiang, is one of the beneficiaries. ‘The high-performance gloves Jiali makes breathe well and flex well, and over the years they have built a good reputation in the market,’ said He Damin, head of Jiali — but as orders surged the company faced the dilemma of expanding output against rising funding costs.”

“Matching its profile as a ‘specialised, refined, distinctive and novel’ (SRDI / 专精特新) enterprise, a dedicated ‘Shanxin Loan’ facility was arranged quickly, and with RMB 5 million disbursed the workshop is busier than before.”

The article is the reason we describe ourselves as an SRDI (专精特新) SME rather than merely claiming it. The link below is Sina Finance’s republication of the article, which is the copy we could retrieve; we could not obtain a stable direct URL on the Economic Daily site.

Source: Economic Daily, 11 Apr 2025 (re-published by Sina Finance)

3. FSC chain of custody, verifiable in two independent registries

Our chain-of-custody certificate is TUVDC-COC-888330, licence code FSC-C207236, issued against FSC-STD-40-004 V3-1 by TÜV Rheinland’s DIN CERTCO. It was first issued on 12 September 2024 and is valid until 18 September 2029. Both the certification body’s own registry and FSC International’s global certificate database list it under our legal name and our factory address.

“Holder: Zhanjiang Jiali Glove Products Co., Ltd. · Mazhi Road (Yinghao Village), Mazhang District, Zhanjiang, Guangdong, China · Scope: manufacture and sale of gloves · Valid until 2029-09-18”

What the certificate does not do. It is a chain-of-custody certificate for our site. FSC’s public record also shows our own declaration for the two most recent audit periods (19 Sep 2024 – 28 Sep 2025 and 26 Aug 2025 – 25 Aug 2026) as No_FSC_Sales: we have not been making FSC claims on shipped goods. So we do not advertise FSC-labelled product. If your order needs FSC claims on the goods, tell us at enquiry stage and we will confirm what can be claimed before you commit.

Sources: DIN CERTCO registry · FSC global certificate database

4. The FDA has no adverse-event, recall or enforcement record on us

Positive claims are easy to make and hard to check; the absence of a regulatory record can be checked by anyone in thirty seconds. As of 10 November 2026, the three public FDA databases return no matches for this manufacturer:

• Enforcement reports (recalls and import refusals classified as enforcement) — no records
• Product recalls — no records
• MAUDE adverse-event reports naming the manufacturer — no records

Two honest caveats. Absence of records is not a certificate of quality, and it is a statement about FDA-held records only: it says nothing about any other regulator’s file. Anyone can reproduce the query with the three links below.

Sources: openFDA device/enforcement · device/recall · device/event

5. When our own trademark was counterfeited, we were the complainant

Our “JIALI” word-and-device mark is recorded with China’s General Administration of Customs, which lets customs seize exports bearing a forged version of it. That mechanism was used in 2021, and we were the rights holder, not the respondent.

“In January 2021, wafering on risk information supplied by Zhanjiang Customs, Shanghai Customs inspected a consignment of disposable nitrile gloves declared at Nanjing Customs and shipped through the Shanghai port. The goods bore the ‘JIALI and device’ trademark and the quantity and value were very large: about 2.6 million gloves, worth RMB 1.97 million. The Shanghai Customs general division contacted the rights holder, Zhanjiang Jiali Glove Products Co., Ltd., which applied for customs protection of intellectual property rights… In September 2021 the public security organs opened a criminal investigation and seized the goods.” — case 3 of five, Shanghai Customs IP-Day release

“Shanghai Customs, acting on a lead from Zhanjiang Customs, intercepted 1.3 million pairs of disposable nitrile gloves infringing the ‘JIALI and device’ trademark.” — General Administration of Customs, China Customs IP Protection 2021

We publish this because a buyer reading only the sentence “Jiali, customs seizure, 2.6 million gloves” cannot tell which side we were on, and the sentence is quotable out of context. The seizure was of somebody else’s goods carrying our mark; the case was filed against the infringer.

Sources: the GACC annual report has no stable deep link, so we cite three independent republications whose wording we compared line by line — NetEase · Tencent News · Sina Finance (Shanghai Customs case release)

6. Two motions to the provincial People’s Congress, both answered in writing

Our managing director served as a deputy to the Guangdong Provincial People’s Congress. Two motions bearing his name as first proposer survive on the record, together with the government departments’ written replies — which is the useful part, because the reply is a document a third party wrote in response to us.

• Motion 1763 (2021), on supporting Zhanjiang in building a rubber deep-processing base — answered by the Guangdong Department of Industry and Information Technology on 1 June 2021 (ref. 粤工信案函〔2021〕191号A).
• Motion 1819 (2022), on strengthening enforcement against trademark infringement — answered by the Provincial Market Supervision Administration with the Guangdong High People’s Court as co-respondent (ref. 粤高法函〔2022〕31号). The court’s reply discusses the difficulty rights holders face in getting criminal complaints accepted.

Read alongside record 5, these are the same argument pursued three ways: seizure at the border in 2021, a legislative motion in 2022, and in December 2023 the first trademark-and-patent insurance policy written in Zhanjiang, with our company the policyholder.

Sources: GD Dept. of Industry & IT reply, 1 Jun 2021 · Guangdong High People’s Court reply, 2022

7. Four district-government notices, 2024 to 2026

The Mazhang District People’s Government has published four notices that name us in the course of ordinary work — not endorsements, but dated, attributable visits.

• 25 Mar 2024 — the district industry-and-trade bureau director’s research visit, covering our participation in the fifth economic census.
• 13 Aug 2024 — a deputy director’s visit.
• 17 Sep 2026 — bureau director Wu Xiaojie: “the first stop was Jiali Gloves, where the person in charge reported on recent production capacity, market sales and operating difficulties.”
• 19 Oct 2026 — district mayor Huang Kaneyuan led a delegation to the Canton Fair exhibition complex; the visit opened at our booth.

Note on the links: the Mazhang district web server presents a TLS certificate issued for a different host, so these must be opened over plain HTTP. That is a defect on their server, not on ours.

Sources: Mar 2024 · Aug 2024 · Sep 2026 · Oct 2026

8. In an emergency the regulators turned our filings around in a day

In late January 2020 our gloves were sold only abroad, which meant that to supply the domestic market they had to be filed as medical devices — normally a matter of weeks. The Zhanjiang Municipal Market Supervision Administration opened an expedited channel and finished both filings on the same day, 31 January 2020. Three of its own notices describe it, two of them reprints of local newspaper coverage.

“[The company] is an export-oriented private enterprise with many years of experience producing latex glove product lines; it operates six automated dipping glove lines, with an annual capacity of 200 million pieces of disposable rubber examination gloves and a daily output of 800,000 pieces… but its product was sold mainly for export and had not yet been filed as a medical device in China.”

“On 31 January… [we] completed Jiali’s Class I medical-device product filing and production filing that same day.”

Mind the unit: the regulator wrote pieces (只), not pairs. Capacity figures published in different years are not interchangeable — see the notes on conflicting figures.

Sources: Zhanjiang MSB, 1 Feb 2020 · re-print of Zhanjiang Daily · re-print of Zhanjiang Evening News

9. Our medical-device history starts in 2005, not 2020

Two registrations sit at different ends of our history, and both are in public device databases:

• 24 January 2005 — Class II registration 粤食药管械准字2005第2660016号 for “rubber medical gloves”, sizes 6 to 8.5, granted by the Guangdong food and drug authority. It expired on 24 January 2009 and we have not renewed it. We cite it only as a dated fact: this factory was making registered medical gloves twenty-one years ago.
• 31 January 2020 — Class I filing 粤湛械备20200001号 for disposable rubber examination gloves, currently in force, covering sizes XS–XL, powdered and powder-free, smooth and textured, type 1 (natural latex) and type 2 (nitrile latex).

Neither document covers examination gloves sold into the United States, and neither is a substitute for a current FDA listing — see our certifications page for what each certificate does and does not cover.

Sources: 2005 Class II record (yaozh device database) · 2020 Class I filing record · second copy of the Class I filing

What this page does not prove

None of the nine records above is a product test report, and none of them is a quality guarantee. A standards-drafting seat says the industry bodies involved trusted our laboratory’s input on one test method. A newspaper article says a reporter found our story worth printing. A government visit says an official came to see us. What they collectively show is narrower and, we think, more useful: that this company has existed continuously since 1998 under one registration, at one address, under continuous third-party observation — and that where the public record is unhelpful to us, we have published that too, on our recognition page.

Questions buyers actually ask about this page

Why publish Chinese-language sources on an English site?

Because they are the sources that exist. The value of a record is that a third party published it, not the language it was published in. We translate the sentence we rely on, keep the Chinese original beside it, and link both, so nothing depends on our good faith.

Are the translations word for word?

They are faithful but not literal — units are converted where the Chinese is unambiguous (130万双 is 1.3 million pairs), and where a source is ambiguous we say so instead of picking a reading. Where a figure differs between sources, both figures appear with their dates.

What if a link stops working?

Chinese government sites renumber their articles when they redesign. Every record here carries the publishing body’s own reference (a plan number, a filing number, a motion number), which is enough to find the document again. If a link fails, write to us and we will send the archived copy we hold.

Page compiled 10 November 2026 by Zhanjiang Jiali Glove Products Co., Ltd. from the linked public records. Corrections are welcome and will be dated.