The new version of the “Toy Safety” series of mandatory national standards will be officially implemented from November 1, and technical requirements and test methods for product quality and safety will be fully upgraded on the basis of benchmarking international standards. In terms of chemical safety, limit requirements for 10 types of hazardous substances such as formaldehyde, total volatile organic compounds, short-chained chlorinated paraffins, and boron elements; increased technical requirements for new products such as yo-yos, simulated food toys, etc., and optimized the requirements for segmented categories such as inflatable toys and toy scooters in terms of fire safety; strengthened the requirements for banning open flame devices, increased the flame retardant performance technical requirements for head-worn toys such as masks, and improved flame retardant testing methods for three types of products such as toy costumes, toy tents, and soft filled toys.

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