The implementation of CPC certification for building block toys is crucial for ensuring the safety of children. The CPC certification requires that building block toys must comply with relevant national safety standards, including material safety, radiation limitations, and handling of sharp edges. The development and implementation of these standards can effectively reduce the risk of harm to children during play.

When launching certain categories of products (such as children's toys, baby and child products, etc.) on the Amazon platform, merchants are required to simultaneously transmit the CPC certificate. Children's products without the CPC certificate are not allowed to be sold online. Therefore, in order to avoid situations where products are removed from the shelves and cannot be sold online on the Amazon platform, merchants need to prepare the CPC certificate for toy products in advance to reduce unnecessary risks!

Basic requirements for Amazon sites in the United States:

1. The CPC certificate must be based on the testing results of a third-party testing laboratory recognized by CPSC;

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

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

CPSIA total lead ortho benzene;

ASTMF963 Small Toy Specification;

16 CFR Part 1501 small parts (for small toys that have already been covered by ASTMF963);

16 CFR Part 1510 Regulations on Handbell Small Toys (Handbell small toys are only regulated and have been covered by ASTMF963);

16 CFR Part 1505 Inspection Standards for Electric Toy Cars (only specified for electric toy cars)

The platform conducts regular inspections of products and certificates every year, and it is recommended that customers update them once a year


The CPC verification must comply with:

15 USC 2057c: Regulations on Phthalate composition in small toys and children's products.

ASTM f963-16. Technical Standard for Customer Safety of Small Toys.

15 USC 1278a: Regulations on the composition of lead in children's products.

16 CFR Part 1303 prohibits the use of lead in building coatings, lead in small toys, and other children's products.

16 CFR Part 1501 complies with the regulations prohibiting small toys and other objects used for indoor breathing, inhalation, or ingestion risks in children under the age of 3.