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Detailed Explanation of the Canadian SOR/2011-17 Certification Report for Children's Anti-Slip Mats
I. Certification Background and Applicability Judgment
Applicability Analysis of Children's Anti-Slip Mats under the SOR/2011-17 Regulatory Framework:
| Judgment Elements | Specific Analysis | Conclusion
| Target Audience | Children aged 0-12 years | ✅ Applicable
| Product Contact Scenarios | Used during bathing, skin contact + potential contact with the mouth | ✅ Applicable
| Material Characteristics | Mostly made of soft PVC/EVA/rubber foam materials | ✅ Applicable
| Plasticizer Use | Soft PVC usually contains phthalates | ✅ Required Testing
Key Note: Children's anti-slip mats fall under the explicitly listed category of "childcare products" in SOR/2011-17. Both brand owners and traders must ensure compliance throughout the entire supply chain.
II. Testing Items and Technical Requirements
1. Core Testing Items
Six Controlled Phthalate Salts:
| Substance Name | English Abbreviation | Limit | Applicable Regulatory Requirements
| Di(2-ethylhexyl) Phthalate | DEHP | ≤1000 mg/kg | All Childcare Products
| Dibutyl Phthalate | DBP | ≤1000 mg/kg | All Childcare Products
| Butylbenzyl Phthalate | BBP | ≤1000 mg/kg | All Childcare Products
| Diisononyl Phthalate | DINP | ≤1000 mg/kg | Ingestible Products (Generally Applicable to Anti-slip Mats)
| Diisodecyl Phthalate | DIDP | ≤1000 mg/kg | Ingestible Products (Generally Applicable to Anti-slip Mats)
| Di-n-Octyl Phthalate | DNOP | ≤1000 mg/kg mg/kg | Ingestible Products (Generally Applicable to Anti-slip Mats)
2. Special Testing Focus for Anti-slip Mats
Risk of Plasticizer Migration in Surface Coating
Plasticizer Content in Printed Patterns
Individual Testing of Each Layer in Composite Structures (PVC+EVA/Rubber)
Separate Screening of Suction Cups/Hooks and Other Accessories
III. Complete Processing Procedure
Phase One: Preliminary Preparation (1-3 Days)
1. Product Information Compilation
Product Material Composition (PVC Foam, EVA, Rubber, etc.)
Accessory List (Including Suction Cups, Hooks, etc.)
Whether Printing, Coating, or Printing Involves is Involved
Intended Age Group of Users
Product Use Description for Export to Canada
2. Document Preparation Checklist
Business License or Company Registration Documents
Product Instructions
Formula Table (Including Composition of Each Layer)
Testing Agreement
3. Laboratory Screening
Prioritize third-party organizations with CNAS/CMA accreditation (Dezewei Testing CNAS Registration No.: L8083)
Confirm the laboratory possesses the testing capabilities required by the SOR/2011-17 standard.
Phase Two: Sample Preparation and Submission
Sample Quantity Requirements:
Single-material anti-slip mats: 8-12 pieces
Multi-layer composite materials: 10-15 pieces
Products with accessories: Accessories must be submitted separately.
Sampling from multiple production batches is recommended.
Sample Requirements:
Commercially produced final products (avoid submitting only raw materials)
Intact packaging and clear labeling
Reserve backup samples for retesting.
Phase Three: Laboratory Testing (5-7 working days)
Testing Process:
1. Sample receipt, numbering, and registration
2. Sample preparation according to the SOR/2011-17 standard method
3. Pretreatment such as Soxhlet extraction
4. GC-MS or LC-MS instrument analysis
5. Data processing and result interpretation
6. Non-conformity Confirmation and Retesting
Phase Four: Report Review and Issuance
Core Report Contents:
Laboratory Accreditation Stamp (CMA/CNAS)
Client Information
Sample Images and Descriptions
Testing Basis: SOR/2011-17
Test Results for All Six Phthalate Types
Individual Judgment + Overall Conclusion
Three-Level Signatures (Testing, Reviewing, Approving)
Report Format:
Bilingual Version (Chinese and English, depending on client needs)
Electronic Version + Original Paper Copy
The report has a unique number and can be verified on the laboratory's official website.
Phase Five: Report Delivery and Continuous Compliance
Official report issued by the laboratory
Delivered by mail or electronically
It is recommended that companies retain the report for at least 5 years.
Serving as compliance evidence for Canadian customs clearance, market supervision sampling, and handling consumer complaints.
IV. Overview of Fees and Timeline
| Item | Content
| Testing Fees | 800-2000 RMB (depending on material complexity)
V. Key Compliance Points and Risk Warnings
Common Compliance Risks
Material Misjudgment: EVA/TPR materials containing phthalate plasticizers are also subject to control.
Sample Representativeness: Submitting only samples does not match the actual product formulation.
Composite Material Omission: Only testing the main material, ignoring accessories or printing layers.
Long-Term Storage Changes: Plasticizers may migrate over time; shelf-life risks need to be monitored.
Compliance Optimization Recommendations
1. Prioritize Environmentally Friendly Plasticizers: Replace phthalates with DOTP, ATBC, ESBO, etc.
2. Establish Formulation Files: Completely record the materials and plasticizer usage for each layer.
3. Supplier Management: Require raw material suppliers to provide phthalate-free commitment letters.
4. Batch Sampling: Sampling and verifying phthalate content for each batch of product.
5. Pay Attention to Dual-Country Regulations: Simultaneously meet the requirements of the US CPSC and Canadian SOR/2011-17.
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