America

• American Toy Safety Standard ASTM F963: Physical and Mechanical Performance Testing, Flammability Testing, and Heavy Metal Content Testing

  The ASTM F963 standard is a standard specification for the safety of children's toys developed by the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM). The purpose of ASTM F963 standard is to ensure that children's toys comply with strict safety requirements during design, manufacturing, and use t...

• Battery Operated Toys Safety

  US - ASTM F963 clause 4.25 applies to toys designed for children under 14 years old that have at least one function powered by a battery. Tags; Maximum voltage; Battery charging; Inaccessibility; Battery mixing; Battery surface temperature test; Danger of high temperature or combustion; Instruct...

• Toxicology LHAMA, Microbiology (USP61,62, USP51), MSDS

  The full name of LHAMA is "Labeling of Hazardous Art Materials Act", which refers to the United States Federal Code 15 USC 1277, or Public Law 100-695. It was promulgated on November 18, 1988 and came into effect on November 18, 1990. LHAMA defines art materials and stipulates that art material man...

• CPSIA (H.R.4040): Lead, Phthalates

  CPSIA is the Security Improvement Act signed into effect by US President Bush on August 14, 2008. This law is the strictest consumer protection law since the establishment of the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) in 1972. In addition to stricter requirements for lead content in children's p...

• 16CFR Federal Regulations

  The United States is a federal state structure with a complex legal system. The technical regulations related to products in the United States are scattered within the federal legal and regulatory system, which includes both written laws enacted by Congress - the Act (ACT) - and regulations, requir...

• California 65

  California 65, also known as California 65, is a proposal by the state of California in the United States to increase attention to toxic chemicals that can be exposed. California 65 is also known as CA65, CP65, or Prop65. In November 1986, California voters passed the Safe Drinking Water and Toxi...

• FCC (SDOC, ID)

  FCC certification is a product certification for electronic and electrical products manufactured or sold in the United States. It proves that the radio frequency emitted by the product is within the limits approved by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). The Federal Communications Commiss...

• Packaging Directive TPCH

  TPCH (Toxics in Packaging Cleaning House) was established in 1992, formerly known as CONEG (Coalition of Northeast Governors). TPCH is specifically responsible for promoting and coordinating the implementation of the Model Toxics in Packaging Legislation in the United States, a coordinated regulati...

• TSCA Act

  The US TSCA is the Toxic Substances Control Act, which was promulgated by the US Congress in 1976 and came into effect in 1977. It is implemented by the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The bill aims to comprehensively consider the environmental, economic, and social impacts of chemicals c...

• Canadian Consumer Product Safety Act CCPSA

  The Canada Consumer Product Safety Act (CCPSA) is a bill that addresses the safety of all consumer products. On December 15, 2010, the bill was passed and officially implemented on June 20, 2011. After the implementation of this bill, the first part and Annex I of the Dangerous Goods Act will be re...

• Toy Safety Act

  Canadian toy standards SOR/2011-17, SOR/2018-83, SOR/2016-188, SOR/2016-193, SOR/2018-82 typically include two parts: an Act and a Regulation, all of which are formulated by relevant authorities. As a superior law, bills mainly stipulate some basic requirements from a macro perspective, while regul...

• Regulations on Consumer Products Containing Lead

  On May 2, 2018, the Canadian Department of Health issued the Consumer Products Lead Regulations SOR/2018-83, SOR/2010-273, which repealed the regulations on lead in consumer products (in contact with the mouth). Revision content: Products that come into contact with the user's mouth during no...

• Phthalate Act

  On July 13, 2016, the Canadian official gazette released the "Phthalate Regulation" (SOR/2016-188) for children's toys and care products, which stipulates that the content of three types of phthalates, including diisooctyl phthalate (DEHP), dibutyl phthalate (DBP), and butylbenzyl phthalate (BBP), ...