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NSF and China Ping An Insurance Introduce Certified Non-OEM Collision Repair Parts in China

April 20, 2017 By CollisionWeek Editor

NSF International announced at a press conference in Shanghai on April 11, the first aftermarket collision repair parts to earn NSF certification in China. Working with China Ping An Property & Casualty Insurance Co., the second largest insurance company in China, the NSF certified parts are included in the China Ping An claims system.

NSF Certified Part logoThe first certified aftermarket automotive parts released by China Ping An include four types of bumpers, 14 types of fenders and four types of hoods, which are produced by Tong Yang and Gordon Auto Body Parts.

“It is a great pleasure for NSF International to work

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