What does CPC qualification mean? The CPC qualification is a third-party testing laboratory accredited by CPSA in the United States. CPC certification is a children's product safety certificate applicable to all products primarily aimed at children aged 12 and below. Amazon in the United States requires all children's toys and products to provide a children's product CPC certificate.


CPC Certification Requirements

The CPC certificate must be based on the testing results of a third-party testing laboratory recognized by CPSC; (De Zewei has CPSC authorization)

The seller issues the CPC certificate, and third-party laboratories can provide assistance in drafting the CPC certificate;

Children's products must comply with all relevant safety rules and regulations.



CPC certificate contains information

The product identification information covered by this certificate;

CPSC Children's Product Safety Regulations and Regulations referenced by certified products;

Company information of US imports or manufacturers that require certification;

Contact information of test data maintenance personnel;

The production date and address of the product need to be detailed in the city;

Date and location of compliance testing for consumer product safety regulations (information from third-party testing agencies);

A third-party laboratory approved by CPSA for compliance testing required for certification.



CPC test type

Initial testing: Product secondary testing;

Material change testing: Material changes require retesting;

Regular testing: As a supplement to material change testing, if continuously produced, any material changes must be tested regularly for at least one year.

Component testing: Generally, finished products are tested, and in some special cases, all components are tested to prove the compliance of the final product.

The CPC certificate can only be tested by a third-party testing laboratory recognized by CPSA, and the certificate is issued based on the testing report.



Test content of CPC certificate

CPSIA total lead and ortho benzene;

American Toy Standard ASTMF963;

Safety Standard for Electric Toys 16 CFR Part 1505;

Ring toys require 16 CFR Part 1510;

Pacifier safety standard 16 CFR Part 1511;

Burning performance of children's clothing and carpets, such as 16 CFR Part 1610;

Preschool products: product standards for strollers, cribs, fences, braces, safety seats, bicycle helmets, etc.