You'd never guess that "eco-friendly" and "non-toxic" have become the key words of choice for the new generation of parents in today's childcare market! From teething toys to electric rocking chairs, moms and dads are looking for products that have been rigorously tested for safety, considering that they come into direct contact with their babies.
But here's the harsh truth: How strict are the government regulations on baby products? From design, to material selection, to manufacturing, and even to the final import/export and sales, only products that fully comply with the regulations can be legally placed on the shelves! For Taiwanese cross-border sellers, this means that they must understand the details of each market's regulations.
What does the U.S. market require?The CPSIA mandates safety testing for children's products under the age of 12, and California's Proposition 65 lists more than 900 chemicals for which warnings are required! It's more complicated than you think.
The European Union's REACH regulation is even more stringent on the regulation of chemical substances, and specific products must obtain CE certification. In Japan, in addition to the Food Sanitation Law (JFSL), there is also the ST Children's Products Safety Certification. The most eye-opening thing is that the Australian market also has mandatory requirements set by the ACCC, and power-driven products need to comply with the RCM standard!
As a cross-border brand owner of baby products, complying with these regulations not only ensures product safety and quality, but also significantly increases consumer trust, helping you to stand out in the fierce international e-commerce market.
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