If an obligatory inspection applicant import products belong to the same origin country and CCC Code, and its inspection results do not conform to regulations for two times within six months, the TFDA may require the obligatory inspection applicant to provide written document before a given date, to explain the reasons for non-conformance, and a proposed improvement plan with preventative measures.
If products belong to the same origin country and CCC Code, and its inspection results do not conform to regulations for three times within six months, the TFDA may require the government of the exporting country to provide written document before a given date, to explain the reasons for non-conformance, and a proposed improvement plan with preventative measures.

If the obligatory inspection applicant or government of the exporting country/area fails to provide written document before the given date or after receiving the notification mentioned in the preceding article and following imported products applied for re-examination still do not conform to regulations, the TFDA may temporarily suspend the inspection application of related industry, country of origin and products.