Test Items
European Union
- EN71-1 Physical and Mechanical Performance Testing
- EN71-2 Flammability Performance Testing
- EN71-3 Content detection of 19 toxic and transferable elements
- EN71-9 Organic Compounds
- Safety performance testing of electric toys
- Photobiological Safety Performance
- N-nitrosamines and N-nitrosamines
- Bisphenol A migration
- Phenol
- flame retardants
America
- American Toy Safety Standard ASTM F963: Physical and Mechanical Performance Testing, Flammability Testing, and Heavy Metal Content Testing
- Battery Operated Toys Safety
- Toxicology LHAMA, Microbiology (USP61,62, USP51), MSDS
- CPSIA (H.R.4040): Lead, Phthalates
- 16CFR Federal Regulations
- California 65
- FCC (SDOC, ID)
- Packaging Directive TPCH
- TSCA Act
- Canadian Consumer Product Safety Act CCPSA
Middle East GCC Certification
System and factory inspection services
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- European Union
- EN71-1 Physical and Mechanical Performance Testing
- EN71-2 Flammability Performance Testing
- EN71-3 Content detection of 19 toxic and transferable elements
- EN71-9 Organic Compounds
- Safety performance testing of electric toys
- Photobiological Safety Performance
- N-nitrosamines and N-nitrosamines
- Bisphenol A migration
- Phenol
- flame retardants
- America
- American Toy Safety Standard ASTM F963: Physical and Mechanical Performance Testing, Flammability Testing, and Heavy Metal Content Testing
- Battery Operated Toys Safety
- Toxicology LHAMA, Microbiology (USP61,62, USP51), MSDS
- CPSIA (H.R.4040): Lead, Phthalates
- 16CFR Federal Regulations
- California 65
- FCC (SDOC, ID)
- Packaging Directive TPCH
- TSCA Act
- Canadian Consumer Product Safety Act CCPSA
- Middle East GCC Certification
- System and factory inspection services
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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 regulation aimed at reducing
the content of certain harmful substances in packaging materials.
Due to the
successful promotion of the TPCH bill, people often refer to the US
regulations on the control of harmful substances in packaging materials as the
TPCH packaging test
(also known as the CONEG packaging
test). Prior to this, 19 states in the United States had adopted this law. This regulation,
which was implemented in 1989, mainly requires that heavy
metals such as lead, cadmium, mercury, and hexavalent chromium will not be
intentionally added to packaging or packaging components at any concentration,
and the sum of the four heavy metal contents cannot exceed 100ppm when accidentally contained.
In February 2021, TPCH announced an
update to the Packaging Toxic Substances Act. The updated content includes the
addition of perfluoroalkyl and perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) and phthalates
as categories of regulated chemicals, as well as new procedures and guidelines
for identifying and controlling other chemicals of high concern in packaging.
Each state
will increase the control of newly identified chemical substances based on its
own situation, which will be officially implemented two years after its
announcement.