Amazon CPC Reporting Compliance Requirements for Plush Toys
Date:2026-09-01 09:57:56 Classification
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When plush toys are sold on Amazon's US site, they must comply with the CPC requirements of the US Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA). The following are key compliance points:
I. Applicable Regulations and Testing Standards
ASTM F963-23: US toy safety standard, covering physical and mechanical properties (small parts, stitching strength, sharp edges, swallowing risk)
CPSIA Section 101: Lead content (surface coating ≤90ppm, substrate ≤100ppm)
CPSIA Section 108: Phthalate (DEHP, DBP, BBP ≤0.1%)
16 CFR Part 1 1213: Small parts ball test (for children under 36 months)
II. Required CPC Information
1. Product name, model, unique traceability information (tracking label)
2. Manufacturer, importer information and contact details
4. Testing organization name, address, and CPSC accreditation certificate number
5. Testing date and test report number
6. List of applicable regulations applied
7. Signature of the third-party testing organization
III. Mandatory Third-Party Testing
Testing must be conducted by a CPSC-accredited ISO/IEC testing organization. 17025 Laboratory Testing (e.g., Dezeway Testing CNAS Registration No.: L8083)
Testing Items: Physical and Mechanical (Seam Tensile Strength, Small Parts), Heavy Metals, Flame Retardant Properties (16 CFR 1610)
Testing Cycle: 5–7 business days, Cost: Approximately 800–2000 RMB
IV. Common Compliance Risks
Stuffing Seams: Loose stitching can lead to exposed stuffing, posing a suffocation risk.
Eyes, Buttons, Nose Rings: Tensile strength testing is required to ensure they cannot be pulled off and swallowed by children.
Plump Fabric Dyeing: Excessive azo dye levels can lead to recalls in the US.
V. Amazon Special Requirements
PDF versions of CPC and test reports must be uploaded during the listing stage.
Products must have permanent tracking tags (including batch number, production date, and manufacturer).
Compliance review must be completed 3 months in advance before the Christmas and Valentine's Day peak season.