Compliance
Compliance: what we can document, and what we cannot
Certification is per model and per market. This section publishes what we can document, what we cannot, and what a buyer has to check before ordering.
US: CPSIA, ASTM F963-23 and the CPC
CPSIA, ASTM F963-23, small parts, phthalates, tracking labels and CPC for wooden baby toys - who signs what.
Read →EU: EN 71 and CE marking
EN 71-1/-2/-3, CE marking, technical file and Declaration of Conformity for wooden baby toys in the EU.
Read →EU 2025/2509: the new Toy Safety Regulation and the digital product passport
Regulation (EU) 2025/2509 in force since 1 Jan 2026, applying from 1 Aug 2030: digital product passport, PFAS and bisphenol limits, what importers should prepare.
Read →GPSR and the EU responsible person
GPSR (EU) 2023/988, the EU responsible person and online listing requirements for wooden toy importers.
Read →UK: toy safety regulations and UKCA
Toys (Safety) Regulations 2011, UKCA marking and UK responsible person for wooden baby toys.
Read →California Proposition 65
California Proposition 65 warning rules for wooden baby toys, including the 2025 short-form changes and the 2028 transition.
Read →Food-contact rules for teethers
21 CFR 177.2600, LFGB and the scope of EU 10/2011 for teether materials - what can and cannot be claimed.
Read →Documents we supply
Matrix of test reports, CPC data, DoC support, label data and responsible-person data supplied for wooden baby toys.
Read →The one-page rule
We supply
- Test reports per model, where they exist.
- The data set your importer needs to issue the CPC.
- DoC support data and label data packs.
- Material declarations and, where available, extraction reports.
We do not supply
- CPCs or EU Declarations of Conformity (signed by the importer).
- "Certified" claims that a report does not support.
- Coverage for colours or materials that were not tested.