For the EU market, toys must meet applicable safety requirements, typically demonstrated through EN71 testing and CE conformity procedures. For the US market, toys must comply with ASTM F963-23 and relevant CPSIA requirements, including third-party testing and CPC certification where applicable. Forestoy helps customers arrange testing for both markets. ...

Toy safety testing costs and timelines depend on the product design, materials, required standards, and number of tests. Simple wooden toys generally require fewer tests than complex products. Testing typically takes around 5–10 working days, depending on laboratory availability. Forestoy can help customers obtain testing quotations and arrange the neces...

Check the laboratory name, report number, testing date, product description, and applicable standards. Contact the testing laboratory directly to verify the report's authenticity. For US children's toys, confirm that the laboratory is CPSC-accepted for the required tests. Forestoy cooperates with recognized laboratories, including SGS, TÜV, BV, and Inter...

FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certification supports responsible forest management and traceable sourcing of forest-based materials. For wooden toy buyers, it helps demonstrate a commitment to sustainable sourcing. Forestoy works with an FSC-certified factory and can support FSC-related requirements for eligible products. ...

Yes. Toys sold on Amazon US must comply with applicable safety regulations, including ASTM F963-23 and CPSIA requirements. Sellers generally need a valid CPC and test reports from CPSC-accepted laboratories. Amazon may also require third-party compliance verification. Forestoy supports customers with product testing and compliance documentation. ...

EN71-3 is a European toy safety standard that limits the migration of certain potentially harmful elements from toy materials. It is especially important for painted wooden toys because children may put toys in their mouths. Testing helps ensure that paints, coatings, and other accessible materials meet EU chemical safety requirements. ...

ASTM F963-23 is the current mandatory US toy safety standard. It replaced ASTM F963-17 for toys manufactured on or after April 20, 2024. Importers should ensure their products are tested and certified to the applicable version before entering the US market.

For toys manufactured overseas and imported into the US, the US importer is responsible for issuing the CPC. The factory provides supporting test reports and product information. Forestoy works with recognized third-party laboratories to help customers obtain the necessary testing documents.

Yes. Toys intended for children aged 12 and under generally require a Children's Product Certificate (CPC) to enter the US market. The CPC confirms compliance with applicable US safety regulations and must be supported by testing from a CPSC-accepted laboratory. Forestoy can assist customers with testing and documentation. ...

EN71 is the European toy safety standard covering mechanical, physical, flammability, and chemical risks. ASTM F963 is the mandatory US toy safety standard, while CPSIA is a US law covering additional requirements such as lead, phthalates, and product certification. Toy manufacturers must meet the applicable requirements of their target markets. ...

Our main export markets include Germany, the United States, Spain, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Australia, New Zealand, the Philippines, and other international markets.With extensive experience serving customers across Europe, North America, Oceania, and Southeast Asia, we understand the quality, safety, packaging, and compliance requirements of...

Yes. We provide both private-label and OEM/ODM services. Our team can support you from product development and design through production, packaging, and delivery.

Yes. We have extensive experience in product customization. We can customize colors, finishes, logos, branding, packaging, and product details based on your requirements.