Toy testing

With the steady growth of the world economy, the demand for toy products is gradually expanding. As the world's largest toy manufacturer, China holds a 70% market share in international toy products and exports toys worth over 17 billion US dollars annually; At the same time, based on the original intention of health and safety, countries or regions around the world have established strict toy control standards and regulations, which are constantly updated and refined. Lawsuits triggered by toys have emerged one after another, and the sanctions imposed by relevant regulations have become increasingly severe, posing huge challenges to manufacturers, importers, and retailers.

Since its establishment, Self testing has fully leveraged its technological leadership and professional service advantages to provide toy testing services for numerous toy companies, and has gained widespread recognition from governments or institutions around the world. For the quality and safety control of toys, different countries or regions around the world have made different standards and limit requirements. Ritsury can provide testing services that adapt to various international regulations based on customer market needs (such as the US Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act CPSIA).

Introduction to major toy standards around the world:

International: International Toy Safety Standard (ISO 8124)

China: National Standard of the People's Republic of China (GB 6675)

EU: Toy Safety Standard (EN71), Safety Standard for Electric Toys (EN62115), Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC), REACH Regulation

United States: Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM F963), Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

Canada: Canadian Dangerous Goods (Toys) Regulations

UK: British Standards Institution (BS EN71)

Germany: German Institute for Standardization (DIN EN71), German Food and Daily Necessities Act (LFGB)

France: French Standards Association (NF EN71)

Australia: Australian Standards Institute (AS/NZA ISO 8124)

Japan: Japan Toy Safety Standard (ST2002)