Confidence starts
before production.

US requirements include applicable ASTM F963 provisions, CPSIA requirements and, for children’s products where required, third-party testing and a Children’s Product Certificate. In the EU, review applicable EN 71 standards, other relevant legislation, conformity documentation and CE marking. The new Toy Safety Regulation (EU) 2025/2509 generally applies from 1 August 2030, following the transition from Directive 2009/48/EC. Requirements must be checked for the exact product, age group, market and placing-on-market date.

Yes. The inspection stage, acceptance criteria and inspector can be agreed before dispatch, including a third-party agency nominated by the buyer. Associated costs and arrangements are confirmed as part of the order terms.

Typical scope covers appearance and finish, basic and claimed functions, accessory count, assembly, packaging condition and printing, quantity, barcode and carton marks. The detailed checklist and acceptance limits are agreed per order before production completes.

The findings and affected quantity are reviewed against the written specification and acceptance criteria, and the corrective steps — rework, replacement or other agreed resolution — are decided before dispatch. Orders are not treated as closed until the agreed criteria are met.

The approved sample, version reference, artwork, colour references and order specification are kept together so production has a single standard. Any change after approval is recorded and can affect price, timing or documentation.

Yes. The document library includes a factory audit report and its photo record. These factory-level materials serve a different purpose from model-specific product reports. Confirm the named factory and the scope relevant to your order with our team.