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Many States Have Issued New Regulations On Children'S Products In Succession.

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New Statutes For Children Products In Multistate

The WTO Office of the Ningbo inspection and Quarantine Bureau issued an early warning. The state of New York and Illinois recently adopted a number of measures for toys, child care products and so on, which may constitute obstacles to the export products to the Ningbo enterprises in the US.

New York issued a ban to become the first child in the United States to prohibit the sale of phosphoric acid three (2- chloroethyl) ester containing flame retardants through legislation.

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The ban will take effect from December 1, 2013.

According to the law, child care products refer to consumer goods intended for children under 3 years of age, including baby products, toys, car seats, feeding pillows, baby mattress and pram.

The first offender will be fined, and the daily fine will be up to $1000 during the duration of the offence. The offender will be fined up to $2500 a day.

Illinois recently decided to amend the "precaution against lead poisoning act" which requires children's jewelry, nursing supplies and toys containing paint materials. If the total lead content of any component exceeds 40ppm, a warning label must be attached.

It is revised and clarified that the labeling requirements apply to certain jewelry worn by children for wearing and will pierce the body. If the lead parts are not normally exposed to children under normal normal use or abuse (according to the definition of the Consumer Product Safety Commission), or if the relevant components have been awarded the third party test by the Consumer Product Safety Commission, there is no need to add a warning word.

The warning words specified in the regulations are "warnings: lead containing, if there is a certain risk of eating or chewing, the dust may also contain lead (WARNING:CONTAINS LEAD. MAY BE HARMFUL IF EATEN OR CHEWED. MAY GENERATE MAY") modified as "warning: containing lead, according to federal standards, if eaten or chewed, there is a certain risk."

At the same time, the legislation redefines the definition of jewelry, child care products and lacquer toys, and the definition of children's jewelry remains unchanged.

With the gradual opening of overseas markets, the United States has become one of the key markets for children's products in Ningbo.

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Toys, baby carriages, beds and other children's products amount to more than 100 million dollars.

Following the restriction order of cadmium and ortho benzene two formate, many American States have tightened the standards for the use of lead and flame retardants again.

Under the internal pressure of increasing labor costs and rising raw material prices, the pressure of external technology standards is increasing in Ningbo toy export enterprises.

Inspection and quarantine experts suggest that, in the face of ever increasing and increasingly stringent standards, toy export enterprises should improve technology and products on the basis of familiarity with and grasp the changes and contents of new regulations, ensure that products meet the regulatory requirements in terms of toxic chemical substances content and safety standards. At the same time, ensuring product quality is the key and ensuring reliable product quality to stabilize the market position; in addition, finding the market position of enterprise products, we can turn our attention to the emerging markets such as South America and the Middle East, and seek new trade opportunities.

(Law ensemble Xia Liang)

* the prevention of lead poisoning act on child care products, jewelry and varnish.

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Definition:

Child care products: manufacturers designed to assist children under 6 years of age to sleep, relax or feed, or provide assistance to children under 6 years of age who are sucking or teething.

Lacquered toys: Toys intended for children under 12 years of age to play. The contact parts contain external coatings, including paints, ink, varnishes or screen printing patterns.

Jewelry: its definition covers a wide range of ornaments for people to wear, including ankle, arm, hand, brooch, necklace, crown, cufflinks, hair ornaments, earrings, rings, pierced body accessories, ornaments and pendants placed in the mouths.

Children's jewelry refers to jewelry made and sold to children under 12 years of age, and the jewelry: (1) its packaging, display or advertising shows that they are suitable for children under 12 years of age; (2) they are sold or combined with other products, and the packaging, display or advertising shows that they are suitable for children under 12 years of age; (3) their size is suitable for children to wear instead of adults; or (4) they are sold in vending machines, retail stores, mail order catalogues or websites, and their products are packaged, displayed or advertised to show that they are suitable for children.