The certification agency for children's shoes in the United States is the CPC certification, which is a children's product safety certificate. CPC is applicable to all products that are primarily intended for use by children aged 12 and under. Amazon requires all children's toys and products to provide a children's product CPC certificate.

The Amazon website in the United States requires all children's toys and children's products to provide a Children's Product Certificate (CPC), which is similar to a COC certificate. When launching product categories related to children on Amazon America, including toys, baby products, etc., a CPC certificate will be required, otherwise they will not be sold. Although called a "certificate," the CPC certificate is not issued by any official agency and does not need to be filed. Essentially, it is a "guarantee letter" drafted and fully responsible by the manufacturer/importer, stating that their products comply with all applicable children's product safety regulations and other laws and regulations in the United States.


CPC certification testing standard process for children's clothing and shoes:

1. Consult product standards and provide product images;

2. Send samples and fill out the application form;

3. Both parties sign the contract with their seals;

4. Draft a draft report and provide customer confirmation information;

5. Produce a formal report;

6. Cycle 5-7 working days.


The control scope of children's product CPC certification:

1. Effective August 14, 2008, Chapter I - Safety of Children's Products - Regulations on Lead in Children's Products and Paints (Section 101)

2. Some children's products require mandatory third-party testing (Section 102)

3. Children's Product Tracking Label (Section 103)

4. Durable Baby Product Standards and Consumer Registration (Section 104)

5. Label Requirements for Toy and Game Advertising (Section 105)

6. Mandatory Toy Safety Standards (Section 106)

7. Research on Prevention of Injury and Fatality Related to Some Children's Products (Section 107)

8. Prohibit the sale of certain products containing designated phthalates (Section 108)