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Amazon's collection of toy standards from various countries

Toys

Safety

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National standards

01. Toy requirements for the US site

02. Toy requirements for the EU site

03. Toy requirements for the Canadian site

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04. Australian station toy requirements

05. Japanese station toy requirements

06. Penalties for products that do not meet the requirements

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Amazon Toy Market

As we all know, the profits of Amazon's toy category It is very high and the market demand is huge, especially the demand for gifts at Christmas is unimaginable.

It is precisely because of this market demand and high returns that many sellers choose to engage in the toy category. When working on the toy category, the first thing we face is the issue of category review. Amazon’s different country sites have different requirements for children’s toys. Common toys such as plush toys, dolls, and building blocks are exported to different countries. What regulatory requirements need to be met? 13753686965

United States website requirements

USA

Toy requirements

In the United States, all toys for 12 years old and above The following children's toys must meet federal safety standards, including:

ASTM F963-16/-17

Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA)

Amazon may at any time Request toy safety documentation to confirm compliance. If Amazon contacts you, please submit the following information to child-safety@amazon.com:

Company Name;

Seller Number/Supplier Number;

Email address;

Phone number;

List of ASINs you apply to sell;

Product pictures and manuals (if applicable) (pictures should include all relevant safety information, compliance markings, and small parts and choking hazard warnings);

A Children’s Product Certificate (CPC) for the ASIN you are applying for sale;

A testing laboratory accepted by the CPSC A test report issued to confirm that each item has passed the test and meets the following requirements:

*Note: The small parts warning should be considered a CPSIA Properties appear on the details page. 13753686965

EU site requirements

EU

EU children’s toys definition

Toys are designed or planned by Items intended for children under 14 years of age. The item doesn't have to be specifically for "play," it can also serve other functions, such as a keychain decorated with a teddy bear or a soft, stuffed animal-shaped backpack. Any goods designed to have potential play functions, be attractive to children or marketed to children can be considered a toy covered by the directive.

Many product types are excluded from the scope of the regulation. The full list of excluded goods is contained in Article 2 and Annex I of the Toy Safety Directive. This includes, for example, puzzles with over 500 pieces, as well as sports equipment such as roller skates, baby pacifiers, toy steamers and slings/catapults for children over 20kg.

Related Requirements

Amazon’s policy requires all sellers of toys and games to provide the following safety documents to child-safety@amazon.co.uk for application:

1 .Your company name

2. Your seller ID ("Settings" > "Account Information" > "Business Information" > "Your seller ID")

3. You email address;

4. Your phone number;

5. The EU market where you publish the toy ASIN;

6. The product you want to apply for sales Toy ASIN list;

7. For each toy ASIN you want to publish, please provide a product image showing the following information:

Product name or style number;

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If the manufacturer is located outside the EU, please provide the name and address of the manufacturer or importer within the EU.

9. Test report from the certified laboratory, in To demonstrate compliance with EN 71.

Directive 2009/48/EC concerning toy safety (the "Toy Safety Directive") contains the requirements for the supply and sale of toy goods in the EU. Rules to follow. The Directive sets out a number of important requirements regarding toy safety, labeling, warnings and management obligations.

*Note: The EU prohibits the sale of products that (appearance, smell and packaging) are easily confused with food and contain small parts that may pose a choking hazard. 13753686965

Canadian site requirements

Canada

Related requirements

in In Canada, all toys intended for children 14 and under must meet federal safety standards under the Canadian Consumer Product Safety Act (CCPSA), including:

Canadian Toy Regulations (SOR/2011-17 )

"Lead-Containing Consumer Products Regulations" (SOR/2018-83)

"Phthalates Regulations" (SOR/2016-188)

Surface Coating Materials Regulation (SOR/2016-193)

Related Documents

Amazon’s policy requires that children’s toys sold through the Amazon website must meet certain certification standards. If Amazon contacts you, please submit the following information to child-safety@amazon.com:

1. Company name;

2. Seller number/supplier number;

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3. Email address;

4. Phone number;

5. List of ASINs you apply for sales;

6. Applicable to Product brochures for all magnetic building ASINs you apply to sell

7. Product pictures. Images must contain all relevant information:

Safety information;

Compliance markings;

Product hazard warnings.

*Note: The small parts warning should be displayed as a specified attribute on the detail page.

Australian site requirements

Australia

Australian children’s toys definition

In Australia, children’s toys are specialized Toys designed for or expressly intended for children under 14 years of age.

Related Requirements

Amazon policy requires toys sold through the Amazon website to meet certain certification standards. To sell these products on Amazon, you must apply and submit the following information to child-safety@amazon.com.au:

1. Company name;

2. Seller Number;

3. Email address;

4. Telephone number;

5. List of ASINs of toys you apply for sale;

< p> 6. You need to provide documents issued by a certified testing laboratory or organization proving that the product has been tested and meets the applicable standards listed in the table below:

Directive 2009/48/EC covering the safety of toys (the "Toy Safety Directive") contains the rules for the supply and sale of toy goods in the European Union. The Directive sets out a number of important requirements regarding toy safety, labeling, warnings and management obligations.

Japan website requirements

Japan

Related requirements

At http://Amazon.co. jp mall, all toys for children 14 years and under must meet safety standards. To sell these products on Amazon, you must apply by submitting the following information and documents to child-safety@amazon.co.jp.

1. Company name;

2. Vendor ID;

3. Email address;

4. Telephone number Number;

5. List of ASINs you apply for sales.

Review Materials

1. A file for each ASIN (please include this ASIN in the file name).

2. One of the following documents that can prove that your product has been tested and meets the laboratory’s standard requirements: ST (JP), ASTM F963-16/17 or CPSIA (US), CCPSA (CA), EN 71 (EU), GB 6675 (CN), AS/NZS ISO 8124 (AU/NZ).

Penalties for non-compliance

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If toys exported to foreign countries do not meet regulatory requirements and do not have corresponding test reports, they may face risks such as: goods being detained, fines, mandatory product recalls, prosecution, etc.!

Violating Amazon’s policy on toy products may result in, but is not limited to, the following consequences:

· Cancellation of product information

· Suspension of sales permissions

·Removal of selling privileges

These potential consequences are in addition to, but are not limited to, those in any agreement between Amazon and selling partners. Amazon reserves the right to determine, in its sole discretion, whether a product listing is appropriate.