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Email: cs@absoluteveritas.com
Toy testing requirements are becoming increasingly stringent, with many countries establishing their own safety regulations that must be met before products can be sold.
As a leading player in the toy, game, and premium testing industry, Absolute Veritas offers comprehensive solutions through its partnered accredited NABL and CPSC laboratories. We provide product safety testing, certification, inspection, evaluation, and quality assurance services specifically for toys and related products.
Our state-of-the-art facility spans approximately 6,300 sq. ft. and features advanced equipment, including environmental chambers, an acoustic room for sound testing, and flammability chambers. This enables us to support toy retailers, brands, and manufacturers in achieving compliance with local and global safety standards.
In light of the government-issued Toys (Quality Control) Order 2020, which aligns with the latest Toy Standards (IS 9873 and IS 15644) for materials used in toys for children up to 14 years old, we are well-equipped to provide the necessary solutions to meet all safety requirements.
We are able to comply with these mandated test standards:
IS 9873-1: 2019 Safety Requirements for Toys - Part 1: Safety Aspects Related to Mechanical and Physical Properties
IS 9873-2: 2017 Safety requirements for toys- Part 2: Flammability requirements
IS 9873-3: 2017 Safety requirements for toys- Part 3: Migration of certain elements
IS 9873-7: 2017 Safety of toys- Part 7: Requirements and test method for finger paints
IS 9873-9: 2017 Safety of toys- Part 9: Certain phthalates in toys and children’s product
IS 15644: 2006 Safety of electric toys
Evolving Safety and Regulatory Standards: Safety and regulatory requirements, such as REACH and CPSIA, are continuously changing in both emerging and mature markets, particularly regarding hazardous chemicals.
Compliance with Warning Labels and Packaging: Ensuring compliance with warning labels and packaging regulations is crucial for selling toys in various countries and on online marketplaces like Amazon.
Growth of Online Retail: The online sales channel for children's toys is experiencing rapid growth, necessitating effective strategies to engage consumers.
Rise of Video Games and Apps: Video games and mobile applications are increasingly capturing market share, shifting attention away from traditional toys.
Dominance of Connected Toys: Connected toys are becoming increasingly prevalent in the physical toy and juvenile product market, presenting new challenges and opportunities.
Understanding Wireless Technologies: Suppliers must grasp wireless and Bluetooth technologies to remain competitive across diverse international markets and sales channels.
Impact of Disruptive Technologies: Emerging technologies like 3D printing are evolving, introducing additional responsibilities for manufacturers and suppliers in the toy industry.