Temu 2027 Children's Products and Textiles Compliance

Children's Product Testing Requirements

US Station

1.CPC Certificate and related testing reports: Toys should meet cpsia lead and phthalate requirements as well as ASTM F963 toy standard requirements. Electric toys must meet 16 CFR 1505 requirements.

2.Tracking Labels: All children's products must have legible, permanent marks ("tracking labels") that are permanently attached to the product and product packaging, with clear text, providing specific identifying information.

3.Choking Hazard Warnings: Appropriate warning statements regarding choking hazards should be labeled on the packaging of children's toys and games or in specific advertisements.

EU & UK Stations

1.Toy Safety Directive: Compliance with Toy Safety Directive 2009/48/EC.

2.Production Procedures: Manufacturers should ensure procedures are in place so that series production complies with the requirements of the EU Toy Safety Directive.

3.EU Declaration of Conformity & ce marking: When toys comply with applicable safety requirements, manufacturers shall draw up and sign an EU Declaration of Conformity and affix the ce marking.

4.Labeling Requirements: Compliance with applicable labeling requirements.

5.RSL Phthalate Requirements: Compliance with Restricted Substances List (RSL) phthalate requirements.

Note for Temu Sellers: When Temu sellers upload relevant qualification documentation for toys, they must provide testing reports issued by designated testing institutions (such as HQTS / Hangmei Testing).

Textile Product Testing Requirements

US Station

1.General Certificate of Conformity (GCC) Requirement: Provisions require relevant textile products to provide a General Certificate of Conformity (GCC).

2.GCC Overview & Core Testing Basis: GCC (General Certificate of Conformity) is a general conformity certificate required by the US CPSC to certify that products comply with relevant regulations and standards. For apparel products, the 16 CFR 1610 standard serves as one of its core testing bases. It applies to textile fabrics or related materials in a form or state suitable for use in apparel, including finished apparel and garments intended for consumer use.

EU & UK Stations

1.reach testing Requirement: All textiles exported to the EU require REACH testing to ensure they do not contain harmful chemicals.

Common Mandatory Testing Items Include:

1.Banned Azo Dyes (Aromatic Amines)

2.Heavy Metals (Lead, Cadmium, Nickel Release, Hexavalent Chromium, etc.)

3.Phthalates (Plasticizers)

4.Formaldehyde Content

5.PFAS / PFHxA Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (Key focus for control in 2026)

6.Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs), Organotin Compounds, etc.

Special Reminder: Metal accessories (zippers, buttons, rivets), printed pastes, and coated fabrics are the parts most vulnerable to exceeding allowable limits.

1.Wash Care Label Requirements: Textiles and accessories (hats, gloves, masks, bandanas, arm sleeves, etc.) with a textile content of $\ge 80\%$ must have sewn-in wash care labels; adhesive labels are strictly prohibited. Non-compliant items will face gradual shipment interception and quality inspection rejections.

Testing Requirements for Other High-Potential Categories

1.Home Products: For home products, especially those containing metal components, the RSL-Cr testing report is a new requirement for 2026.

2.Jewelry & Accessories: Special attention must be paid to nickel release (applicable to body piercing jewelry) and heavy metal content.

3.Sports Equipment: Structural integrity test reports are required.

4.Food Contact Materials: Must comply with FDA standards or relevant EU regulations.