Quality Certifications

The international standard for quality management systems, audited by accredited third-party certification bodies. Specifies requirements for how an organization controls its processes, manages customer requirements, and drives continual improvement.

Documented quality objectives at every production and customer-facing stage; a defined system for capturing and acting on non-conformances; clearly assigned responsibilities for quality across the organization; and a process for incorporating customer feedback into operational decisions.

• Consistent product specifications batch-to-batch — because process controls are documented and followed, not reliant on individual employee knowledge
• Defined corrective action when something goes wrong — you receive a documented response with root cause analysis and corrective measures
• Customer complaint handling through a structured process — with closure documentation, ensuring quality issues are resolved rather than forgotten

The international standard for environmental management systems. Requires organizations to identify their environmental impacts, set improvement objectives, comply with applicable environmental regulations, and subject their environmental management to third-party auditing.

Identification and management of environmental aspects across our manufacturing processes — including raw material handling, production emissions, wastewater treatment, and waste disposal. Compliance with all applicable Chinese environmental regulations and internationally applicable standards.

• Provides auditable evidence that your phosphate supplier’s environmental practices meet documented management standards — reducing your ESG due diligence burden
• Meets tier-1 supplier baseline ESG qualifier requirements increasingly common in multinational procurement policies
• Particularly relevant for food and beverage companies with published sustainability commitments

The European Union’s chemical safety regulation (Regulation EC No 1907/2006). Requires that chemical substances manufactured or imported into the EU in quantities above 1 tonne per year be registered with the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA).

Pre-registration and full registration of applicable phosphate substances under ECHA’s requirements; maintenance of up-to-date Safety Data Sheets compliant with EU SDS format (Annex II); and the ability to provide substance registration documentation to EU-based customers as part of the supply chain’s REACH compliance.

• Sourcing from a non-REACH-registered supplier creates potential import barrier risk and places compliance liability on the importer of record
• Goway’s REACH registration enables EU customers to source directly without requiring a separate “Only Representative” (OR) arrangement — reducing your administrative burden

Halal certification confirms that our production processes, raw materials, and finished products meet Islamic law requirements for permissibility — relevant for phosphate ingredients used in food production, food additives, animal nutrition, and personal care applications.

Verification that all raw materials are halal-compliant; that production equipment and processes meet halal requirements including cleaning protocols and prevention of cross-contamination with non-halal substances; and periodic audits by an accredited halal certification body.

• Eliminates the need for buyers to conduct independent supplier halal audits during their own halal certification process
• Certificate documentation available in formats suitable for inclusion in buyers’ own halal certification submissions
• Particularly relevant for: food-grade STPP and SAPP used in processed meat and seafood; dicalcium phosphate and monocalcium phosphate in halal-certified animal feed

Kosher certification confirms that our products and production processes meet Jewish dietary law (kashrut) requirements — relevant for food-grade phosphates used by food manufacturers serving kosher-certified product markets globally.

Raw material verification for kosher compliance; production process adherence to kashrut requirements including equipment status (pareve, dairy, or meat designation) and production scheduling; and certification by a recognized kosher certification authority with ongoing audit oversight.

• Kosher certification is widely used as a quality and safety signal in premium food markets in North America, Europe, and increasingly Asia — extending well beyond the Jewish community
• Halal and Kosher together provide coverage for the two largest religious dietary certification markets globally

ICP-MS (Inductively Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry) is the analytical technique used to quantify trace metal contamination at parts-per-million (ppm) and parts-per-billion (ppb) levels. For battery-grade phosphates used in LFP and LMFP cathode synthesis, trace metal control is a specification requirement that directly determines battery electrochemical performance.

The precision required for electronic-grade phosphate production — ppb-level trace metal control, tight particle size distribution, strict moisture content management — is built on the same quality management infrastructure that governs our food-grade and industrial-grade production. ICP-MS availability reflects the analytical depth of our QC capabilities across all product lines, not just electronic-grade.