TEMU (Pinduoduo Overseas Edition) has put forward new requirements for the listing of jewelry products on the European station - RSL Report qualification. This is to ensure that the jewelry products listed on the platform meet the requirements of the EU REACH regulations. TEMU requires that this rule be implemented from September 30. Products with a GMV of more than 1,000 US dollars will be removed from the European website without uploading an RSL test report.

Recently, TEMU (Pinduoduo overseas version) has imposed RSL Phthalate qualification requirements on the platform for products that may contain phthalate ingredients that may contain harmful substances.






Background introduction


I. Introduction

As people's attention to health and environmental protection continues to increase, the use of phthalates (RSL-Phthalates) in plastic products has received widespread attention. According to the requirements of the EU REACH regulations, all goods sold on e-commerce platforms must comply with a series of strict chemical substance restrictions. The specific content is tested according to the items in Appendix 17 of the EU REACH regulations to avoid potential harm to human health and the environment. harm.

With the gradual improvement and implementation of TEMU (Pinduoduo overseas version) rules, RSL qualification has become a necessary condition for TEMU merchants to put products on the shelves for sale.



2. Introduction to RSL-Phthalate

Phthalates (RSL-Phthalate) are common plasticizers that are widely used in plastic products to improve the flexibility and elasticity of plastics. However, in recent years, studies have found that RSL-Phthalate is potentially harmful to human health and the environment, so its use has been restricted.



3. Test purpose

This test aims to detect the content of RSL-Phthalate in plastic products to assess its impact on health and the environment. By testing different types and brands of plastic products, we can understand the usage of RSL-Phthalate and provide reference for consumers.



4. Test method

This test uses gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) to conduct qualitative and quantitative analysis of RSL-Phthalate in plastic products. Specific steps are as follows:

1. Collect samples: Select different types and brands of plastic products, including children's toys, stationery, food packaging, etc.

2. Sample processing: crush and grind the collected samples, and then use organic solvents to extract RSL-Phthalate.

3. Analysis: Use GC-MS technology to conduct qualitative and quantitative analysis of the extracted RSL-Phthalate.

4. Result processing: Calculate the RSL-Phthalate content in each sample based on the test data.