CPC, CE and RSL Certifications for Toys Listed on Temu

CPC (Children's Product Certificate)

CPC Certification is a mandatory certification for children's products in the United States. For toys sold on the TEMU platform, if the target market includes the United States, these toys must pass CPC certification. This generally involves a series of safety tests on the product, such as physical and mechanical tests, flammability tests, etc., to ensure that the product will not cause harm to children.

CPC Certification and Its Scope of Application

CPC certification (Children's Product Certificate) is a safety certification for children's products issued by the United States, aiming to ensure that these products comply with relevant standards and regulations and protect children's health and safety. This certification applies to all consumer products directly or indirectly used by children, such as strollers, cribs, children's toys, children's clothing, etc.

CE-TOY

CE-TOY is not an independent certification mark, but the ce mark is a mandatory requirement for products such as children's toys in the European market. Toys sold on the TEMU platform must pass tests complying with standards including EN 71.

Toys listed on the TEMU Europe site must obtain CE-TOY certification documents and test reports, and affix compliant labels before being put on shelves.

what is a ce-TOY certification?

The TEMU EU children's toy CE-Toy certificate is a safety directive for toys in the European Union. It usually requires passing tests in accordance with the EN 71 certification standards:

1. EN 71-1: Physical and mechanical tests

2. EN 71-2: Flammability tests

3. en 71-3: Chemical tests for hazardous substances

4. Electric toys must also meet the requirements of the EN 62115 safety standard

In addition to the above test requirements, TEMU CE-TOY also has certification label requirements.

RSL-Phthalate

RSL-Phthalate refers to the Restricted Substances List test report for phthalate substances. The TEMU platform requires sellers to provide an RSL phthalate test report to ensure that the toys they sell do not contain phthalate substances exceeding the limit.