Toys are a commodity that emphasizes safety. In order to protect the personal safety and health of consumers, especially children, governments around the world have always included toy safety under the strict supervision and control of the government.

At present, 70% of the world's toys are from China. How to face the increasingly stringent testing standards of the European Union and other countries will be a huge challenge for Chinese toy companies.

Related testing standards and our services:

test	European Union	United States
Physical mechanical Combustibility Chemical properties	EN71-1~EN71-11	ASTMF963 CPSIA（HR4040） 16CFR1303,1500,1501,1610
Tests on live and electromagnetic interference toys	EN 62115 EN 62471 EMC R&TTE	ASTM F963 4.25.1~4.25.9 ASTM F963 4.25.10 16CFR1505 FCC
Other regulations, directives and tests related to toys	ROHS,REACH, ERP Nickel release directive Cadmium Content Directive Organotin Directive Packaging Materials Directive Battery and Accumulator Directive Prohibition of harmful azo dyes Prohibition of harmful azo dyes directive Phthalate Plasticizer Directive	Microbial USP61&62 and anti-corrosion ability USP51 Pennsylvania Testing of Stuffed Toys Art material LHAMA test Packaging material CONEG/TPCH California Proposition 65 on toy testing, etc.

We can also provide Canadian "Dangerous Products Act" and "Dangerous Products (Toys) Regulations", Japan Toy Association Toy Safety Standard ST2016, Australia AS/NZS ISO8124 and China Toy Safety GB6675 for toy safety testing services.

2. Children's jewelry

As children wear jewelry becomes more and more common, the phenomenon that some poor-quality jewelry materials are allergic or even harmful to children has attracted more and more public attention. The European Union, the United States, Canada and many other countries or regions have formulated special children's jewelry regulations to limit the content of certain metal elements.

Relevant regulations and our services:

United States:

1. CPSIA Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act. 2. The H.R.4428 Act of the United States.

3. California Act 65. 4. ASTM F2923 and so on.

EU:

1. EU REACH Annex 17 cadmium content test. 2. Nickel release test EN1811&EN12472 etc.

In addition, China, Japan, and Canada also have testing requirements for children's jewelry. We can provide related testing services. Please contact us for details.