Plush toys are one of the most popular toys in the world, especially for children. Their uses include imaginative play, comfortable objects, displays or collections, and gifts for children and adults, such as graduation, illness, condolences, Valentine's Day, Christmas, or birthdays. What are the export testing and certification standards for plush toys?
What are the export testing and certification standards for plush toys?
1, China -- national standard GB 6675;
2, Europe - toy product standard EN71, electronic toy product standard EN62115, electromagnetic compatibility EMC, REACH regulations;
3, the United States - Consumer Product Commission CPSC, American Testing and Materials Society ASTM F963, the United States Food and Drug Administration FDA;
4, Canada - Canada Dangerous Goods (toys) Regulations;
5, United Kingdom -- British Safety Standards Association BS EN71;
6, Germany - German Safety Standards Association DIN EN71, German food and daily necessities law LFGB;
7, France - French Safety Standards Institute NF EN71;
8, Australia - Australian Safety Standards Association AS/NZA ISO8124;
9, Japan - Japan toy safety standard ST2002;
10, global - the global toy standard ISO 8124.
China is a big exporter of toys, the current main export target market is the European market, of which the average export of toys to the European market accounts for about 40% of China's annual toy exports. Export plush toys must pay attention to the need for a corresponding toy detection report.
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