Amazon baby bottle CPC certification ASTMF963, CPSIA test standard handling
Requirements for Authorized Agents in the United States (American Generation, U.S. Importers)
According to the requirements of CPSC, after obtaining the CPC certificate for children's products, at the same time, when the US market supervision department conducts a spot check, the name, complete mailing address and telephone number of the US authorized agent are required.
Unlike the EU representative:
The information of the authorized agent in the United States does not need to be affixed to the product, but needs to be provided directly to the e-commerce platform, or presented when the U.S. market surveillance agency conducts a spot check. Moreover, the authorized agent in the United States cannot be an individual, but must be a stable and stable institution and company that can communicate with the market supervision agency at any time 24 hours a day.
As the authorized representative designated by the manufacturer, Meidai is responsible for liaising with regulatory agencies in the United States, and providing assistance and consultation on product accident reports, notices, recalls, etc. through its US authorized representative/US authorized agent 181-0279-7454;
According to U.S. regulations, children’s toys and maternal and infant products imported into the U.S. market require a CPC certificate and a CPSIA report for customs clearance. Now the U.S. has begun to strictly control the information of U.S. authorized representatives in the CPC certificate, and there is no relevant information. The certificate will not be accepted by the customs, and the seller may face penalties such as deduction or prosecution.
Moreover, if the U.S. authorization uploaded by the seller's platform background does not match the U.S. authorized agent information of the registration application, the U.S. Customs will also conduct random checks on the seller's goods, seize or even limit the store authority and other processing!
Consumers are increasingly concerned about the safety and quality of the products they buy, especially for children and infants. Products that do not meet safety standards and regulatory requirements may be a threat to infants, toddlers and children. Manufacturers and retailers of children's and infant products must strictly comply with local market regulations and demonstrate that the safety and quality of their products meet consumer expectations.
Amazon baby bottle CPC certification ASTMF963, CPSIA test standard handling
A wide range of children and infant product testing services are available including:
Child and baby product testing
Baby pacifiers (ASTM F963, EN 1400, AS 2432)
Baby pacifier clips (EN 12586, BS EN 12586)
Baby walkers (ASTM F977, EN 1273, BS EN 1273)
Baby Carriers (ASTM F2236, EN 13209, BS EN 13209)
Baby bottle nipples (EN 14350, BS EN 14350)
Domestic bunk beds (ASTM F1427, EN 747, BS EN 747, AS/NZS 4220)
Domestic Baby Changing Stations (ASTM F2388, EN 12221, BS EN 12221)
Portable Strollers and Similar Handheld Products (ASTM F2050, EN 1466, BS EN 1466)
Household Child Safety Fences (ASTM F1004, EN 1930, BS EN 1930)
Domestic Children's Beds (ASTM F1169, EN 716, BS EN 716, AS/NZS 2172)
Child safety harness (EN 13210, BS EN 13210)
Home Playpen (ASTM F406, EN 12227, BS EN 12227)
Strollers (ASTM F833, EN 1888, BS EN 1888, AS/NZS 2088)
Children's Paints (ASTM F963, EN 71 Part 3, BS EN 71-3, BS 5665-3, AS/NZS 8124-3)
Sunglasses for children (ANSI Z80.3, EN 1836, BS EM 1836, AS/NZS 1067)
Children's cutlery and feeding utensils (EN14372, BS EN 14372)
High chairs for children and domestic multipurpose dining chairs (ASTM F404, EN 14988, BS EN 14988, AS 4684)
Focus on Amazon Europe and the United States station children's product certificate
Amazon asks for CPC certificate and solutions for US importers
basic concept:
CPSC: Consumer Product Safety Commission, Consumer Product Safety Commission;
CPSIA: Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act, Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act;
ASTM: American Society of Testing Material
ASTM F 963: Standard Consumer Safety Specification for Toy Safety American Toy Safety Standard;
CPC commonly used test standards:
1. CPSIA total lead and phthalates;
2. American toy standard ASTM F963;
3. Electric toys safety standard 16 CFR Part 1505;
4. Rattle toys require 16 CFR Part 1510;
5. Pacifier safety standard 16 CFR Part 1511;
6. Children's clothing, carpet combustion performance, such as 16 CFR Part 1610;
7. Standard for non-full-size cribs and playpens, ASTM F406-19;
8. Safety standard for baby gates and fences, ASTM F1004-19.
9. Trampoline, ASTM F381-16;
10. Children's jewelry, ASTM F2923;
11. Children's folding chairs and stools, ASTM F2613-19;
12. Portable inflatable swimming pool, ASTM F2666;
13. Children's products: baby carriages, children's beds, fences, harnesses, safety seats, bicycle helmets and other product standards.
Product testing requirements:
1. Products must comply with relevant rules and safety regulations, and undergo mandatory third-party testing
2. Testing must be carried out in a CPSC accredited laboratory
3. Based on the third-party test results, the manufacturer or importer issues the CPC certificate, which can also be issued with the assistance of a third-party laboratory
4. Children's products must meet the test standards specified by CPSC
What the CPC certificate must contain:
1. Product name
2. All laws and regulations applicable to the product
3. Information of the importer or manufacturer (in the United States): including name, address and telephone number
4. The contact information of the holder of the test result file supporting the certificate: name, address, email address and telephone number. (usually understood as a manufacturer outside the United States)
5. The production date and address of the product, the production date must be in the year and month, and the address must be in the city;
6. Test time and address or test report based on certificate
7. Information of third-party testing institutions (CPSC-approved laboratories): name, address, contact number;