CPSC traceability label requirements for children's products

As a big export country, the export of toys accounts for half of the proportion, in which the export of toy industry is a more important qualification is the CPSC, what is the CPSC? What are the requirements and standards? What is CPSC? CPSC is an important Consumer protection agency in the United States. It is the abbreviation of the Consumer Product Safety Committee, the Consumer Product Safety Association. The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) was established in 1972 to protect the interests of the general consumer and to protect personal and family safety by reducing the risk of injury and death associated with consumer products. Take children's toys as an example, its inspection items include: Flame Retardancy, disassembly, etc. , children's toys for existing or potential danger and harm assessment, in order to prevent injury to children. This inspection is not intended to be difficult for the enterprise, but to be responsible to the consumer; it is not the quality of the enterprise's production but the safety of the product in use. II. Requirements for children's products containing lead or paint containing lead impose a phased limit on the lead content of all components of children's products, requiring a period of three years, the final limit for total lead content in any accessible part of the product shall be reduced from 600 ppm (0.06%) by weight to 100 ppm (0.01%) by weight. Lead Limits (total lead as a percentage of weight) in children's products, non-palpable ingredients not exceeding 600 ppm (0.06%) not exceeding 300 ppm (0.03%) not exceeding 100 ppm (0.01%) children's products and toys containing lead paint not exceeding 90 ppm (0.009%) , manufacturers and private label vendors of children's products must. Send the product to a qualified independent third-party testing agency for testing. - A certificate certifying that the product complies with applicable standards or regulations. Specific mandatory product information, testing organization requirements and time requirements, please pay attention to testing and other related documents. 4. Manufacturers of children's products must affix a permanent, clear and eye-catching logo to their products and related packages one year after the requirements for traceability of labelling of children's products came into effect (14 August 2009) , enable consumers to identify and determine the manufacturer's name, production date and place of origin, as well as other relevant production information to ensure product traceability. Unless the product complies with the applicable safety requirements or standards of the regulation or standard, it is strictly prohibited for advertisements for consumer goods or the labels and packaging of said products to contain any reference to consumer goods safety regulations or voluntary consumer goods safety standards.