The first international toy standard formulated by China was officially released to the world on the 15th

After 5 years of hard work, the first international toy standard 'Specific phthalate plasticizers in toys and children's products' formulated by China was officially released to the world. On the 15th, the above-mentioned exciting news came from the ISO (International Organization for Standardization) headquarters in Geneva. In November 2008, the Chinese delegation of the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine attended the China-EU Consumer Product Safety Summit held at the EU headquarters. The two parties reached an agreement to strengthen the communication and coordination of information between China and the EU on the development of toy standards, and began to work with the Guangdong Inspection and Quarantine Bureau. Together, promote China's participation in the formulation of ISO international toy standards.　　 In May 2014, the draft standard was passed unanimously. Industry experts pointed out that the release of this new international standard is conducive to unifying the complicated international trade barriers to toy technology. In terms of toy plasticizers, toys manufactured according to this standard are expected to be accepted by international countries and help companies reduce the cost of toy safety certification. “At present, labor-intensive products made in China and Guangdong have meager profits, and enterprises are struggling to move forward and are facing numerous restrictions on international technical trade measures. The international toy standards formulated by China are important for the current Chinese toy industry and for the export of toys from major toy manufacturers in China. significance.'