Amazon Mall in the United States requires children's products sold on its platform to have a CPC certificate. In addition, customs clearance in the United States also requires children's products to have a CPC certificate. The children's product CPC certificate must be issued by the manufacturer and importer based on the test results of a third-party laboratory recognized by CPSC to prove that it meets the safety requirements of children in the United States. The testing requirements are sourced from regulations and standards such as CPSIA, ASTM F963, and CPSC. The testing items involve ortho benzene 8P, total lead, and small components. CTI Zhongxin Testing Laboratory is a third-party laboratory recognized by the Consumer Council of the United States (CPSC) and also authorized for collaboration with the Amazon platform.

Both Amazon and US customs clearance require children's products to have a CPC certificate. Children's Product Certificate is a certificate issued by manufacturers and importers based on test data after a third-party laboratory authorized by CPSC tests products in accordance with regulations. The CPC certificate is applicable to all products that primarily target children aged 12 and below, such as toys, cradles, children's clothing, etc. If produced locally in the United States, the manufacturer is responsible for providing it, and if produced in other countries, the importer is responsible for providing it. The CPSIA Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act requires children's products to: 1) comply with all applicable safety standards; Conduct testing in a CPSC accredited laboratory; Provide a written CPC certificate (children's product certificate); There are permanent traceability labels on the product and packaging.

Children's Product CPC Certification Service Content

The children's product CPC certificate is based on the test results of a third-party laboratory, listing the information of the importer/exporter, product information, relevant testing items that have been conducted, and the regulatory standards based on them. It is a written document that proves that the product meets the federal children's product safety standards in the United States. The certificate must include the following content:

1. Product uniqueness identification information

2. List of CPSC controlled regulations for product certification compliance

3. US Importer/Local US Manufacturer Information

4. Contact information of the holder of the test result record

5. Time and location of product manufacturing

6. Time and location for product testing to comply with CPSC control regulations

7. Third party laboratory information for testing products recognized by CPSC that comply with CPSC regulations