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US CPSC reform, customs clearance will need to provide CPC certification!
Attention children's product merchants exporting to the United States! The US CPSC and CBP began to reform on March 22, 2021, starting Two Way Messaging , and all products within the jurisdiction will be marked for review.
The notice shows that goods entering the United States by air, truck or ocean will be flagged for review, such as involving multi-story beds,bicycles and helmets, lighters, children's products (including toys and child care products) , swimming pool ladders, mattresses, etc.products , it is recommended to prepare CPC certification and test reportsin advance to prevent customs inspection.

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What is the US CPC certification?

E-commerce platforms such as the U.S. Consumer Products Commission, U.S. Customs, or Amazon require: The responsible party for selling children's products in the U.S. market must provide relevant documents such as children's product CPC certification and test reports, that is, CPSIA Clause 102 requires children's product CPC certification ( Children's Product Certificate ) , is a written document by a local U.S. manufacturer or importer that certifies that their children's product complies with all regulations or rules implemented by the Consumer Products Commission.
CPC certification control product range: applicable to all consumer products designed for children 12 years old and below, or mainly used by children 12 years old and below, such as children's toys, children's clothing, children's school supplies, etc. STL recommends that children's product merchants exporting to the US market should pay attention to the following information when submitting a children's product CPC certification certificate:

If an enterprise fails to carry out CPC certification, it will face the following risks:
the risk of being detained and investigated by the customs; the risk of being investigated and punished by the market supervision agency; the risk of being accused by peers for competitive purposes.