Service background
Toys refer to any products or materials designed or intended, whether or not exclusively, for play by children under 14 years old. Alongside toys, a wide range of children’s products also pose potential safety risks, including hazardous design features and harmful chemical substances contained in raw materials. For this reason, most countries and regions have established strict toy and children’s product regulations and standards. Products must undergo compliance testing and carry required markings to demonstrate conformity. Those failing to meet relevant standards are prohibited from production, sale and import.
Products we cover
- Toys
- Children’s footwear
- Children’s clothing
- Children’s jewelry
Test items
- Mechanical and physical properties
- Flammability
- Sharp Point
- Sharp Edges
- Small parts
- Migration of certain elements
- Heavy metals
- Organic chemical compounds
- Electric toys
- SVHC
- Pb
- Cd
- Phthalates
- Nickel Release
- PAHs
- BPA
- N-Nitrosamines and N-nitrosatable substances
- Tracking labels.
Test standards
InternationalISO 8124 series, IEC 62115
ChinaGB 6675 series, GB 19865
USACPSIA, ASTM F963, 16 CFR 1501, 16 CFR 1500.48, 16 CFR 1500.49, CA65, LPPA, CSPA, ASTM F2923, Children's Product Certificate(CPC)
EU2009/48/EC, EN 71 series, EN 62115/EN IEC 62115, REACH Annex XVII, REACH SVHC
Australia / New ZealandAS/NZS ISO 8124; AS/NZS 62115
CanadaCCPSA SOR/2011-17, SOR/2018-83, SOR/2016-188, SOR/2018-82, SOR/2016-193