Europe toy safety test file for an applicable SKU.
Trust and process
Product information buyers can check
Trust is built through product-level information, clear approvals, and a process buyers can follow.
Trust is a paper trail, not a slogan
Every claim on this site ties to something you can request: a test report number, an audit result, a signed golden sample or an inspection record. Ask for the file behind any claim before you wire money — serious suppliers expect it.
What we can document, by layer
| Layer | Document | What it proves — and what it does not |
|---|---|---|
| Product safety (EU) | EN71-1/2/3 report, CE DoC | Toy safety directives for the tested SKU; not a blanket claim for the catalog |
| Product safety (US) | ASTM F963 + CPSIA report, CPC | US toy standard and lead/phthalate limits for the tested SKU |
| Electrical safety | EN IEC 62115, UN38.3 for batteries | Electric toy and battery transport safety; required per electric SKU |
| Social compliance | BSCI / ICTI audit result | Factory working conditions; not a product safety certificate |
| Quality system | ISO 9001 of core factories | Process discipline; not a product test |
| Shipment quality | Inspection report against the approved specification | Conformance to the approved specification |
Example files we can coordinate
These files show the type of document pack we work with. They are not a blanket claim for every toy. Ask for the applicable file for the selected SKU and destination market.
DoC format used when the product and market require it.
US market file set for an applicable SKU.
Children's Product Certificate layout for US shipments.
Factory social-compliance result. Not a product certificate.
Third-party verification welcome
We work with SGS, Intertek and Bureau Veritas for product testing, and buyers' own inspection agencies for pre-shipment checks. If your compliance team wants an audit trail — golden sample photos, in-line reports, loading photos with container and seal numbers — it is standard practice here, not a special favor.
How we say no
We do not copy patented or licensed designs, we do not falsify test reports, and we do not ship a SKU whose market documents are incomplete. Occasionally that costs us an order. It has never cost us an account that mattered.
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