Amazon recently asked for a solution to the CPC certificate toy CPC certificate, ASTM-F963; CPSIA
CPSC: Consumer Product Safety Commission, Consumer Product Safety Commission;
CPSIA: Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act, Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act;
HR4040: Act number of the 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;
Children's Products: refers to consumer products primarily designed for use by children under the age of 12;
Children's toys: consumer products designed for children under the age of 12 to play with;
Child Care Products: Consumer products designed to help children under the age of 3 to sleep, feed, help children breastfeed or grind their teeth, and more. Overview of CPSIA content:

Who should submit relevant documents?

If Amazon contacts you, you must provide documentation confirming the safety of the product. For each product you apply to sell, Amazon requires specific documentation from you to demonstrate that it has been tested and complied with a standard or regulation.

How do I apply for approval to sell children's toys?

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

Company Name Seller ID/Supplier ID Email Address Phone Number ASIN listing you are applying to sell Product images and manuals (if applicable) (images should include all relevant safety information, compliance markings, and small parts and choking hazard warnings) You are applying The Children's Commodity Certificate (CPC) for the ASIN sold is a test report issued by a testing laboratory accepted by the CPSC, confirming that each product has passed the test and meets the following requirements:

For more information on specific children's toys and products, see the following help pages:

Federal law requires manufacturers and importers to test many consumer products to demonstrate compliance with consumer product safety requirements.
Based on the compliant test results, the manufacturer or importer must certify, in the form of a written or electronic certificate, that the consumer product complies with the applicable consumer product safety requirements.
The certificate must accompany the product or shipment, and copies must be provided to retailers, distributors, and the government.
Consumer products mentioned here include children's certificates (CPC certificates) and non-children's products (GCC certificates) (general products).
Children's product testing :
A. Children's products must comply with relevant rules and safety regulations, and undergo mandatory third-party testing. B. Testing must be conducted in a CPSC-approved laboratory. C. Based on the third-party test results, the manufacturer or importer issues a CPC certificate. A third-party laboratory assists in issuing a D, children's product must comply with all applicable rules or regulations Test Types:
1. Initial test: The first test of the product 2. Material change test: If there is a change in the material, test 3. Periodic test: As a supplement to the material change test, if there is continuous production, no material change must be carried out at least once a year. sex test.
4. Component testing: In general, the finished product is tested, and in some specific cases, all components can be tested to prove the compliance of the final product.
5.Children's Product Certificate Children's product certificate can only be tested by an accredited third-party testing laboratory, based on the certificate issued by the test report.
Information to be included in the CPC certificate:
1. Product information 2. All regulations and provisions applicable to the product 3. Importer or manufacturer (US) information:
4. Contact information of the holder of the test result file supporting the certificate:
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 the certificate 7. Information of third-party testing agency (CPSC-approved laboratory)