CPC testing is generally composed of: CPSIA (lead, phthalates) + ASTM F963 (toy test):

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1. ASTM F963: The American toy testing standard formulated under the auspices of the National Bureau of Standards of the U.S. Department of Commerce. The current new version number is ASTM F963-17.
The main test contents are:
1. Physical test (sharp edges, protrusions, nail fastening, etc.);
2. Flammability;
3. Toxic (harmful substances).
Second, CPSIA: On August 14, 2008, the Security Improvement Act was signed into effect by US President Bush.
The statute is the toughest consumer protection act (/HR4040) since the establishment of the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) in 1972.
CPSIA (HR4040) is the requirement for lead and phthalates.
Section 101 Lead-Containing Children's Products; Lead-Containing Paint Regulations;
Section 102 Mandatory third-party testing of certain children's products;
Article 103 Traceability Labeling of Children's Products Article 104 Durable Children's Product Standards and Consumer Registration;
Section 105 labelling requirements for advertising of toys and games;
Article 106 Mandatory toy safety standards;
Section 107 Research on consumer product-related, preventable minority child injuries and deaths;
Section 108 prohibits the sale of certain products containing phthalates.
CPC certification process:
1. Fill in the application form,
2. Provide product information,
3. Send samples,
4. Test OK,
5. Issue the report/certificate.