CPSC/CPSIA Certification Process Detailed Guide for Children's Backpacks, Pencil Cases, Book Covers, and Lunch Bags

Comprehensive Guide to CPSC/CPSIA Certification Process for Children's Backpacks/Pencil Cases/Book Covers/Lunch Bags

Children's product safety is of utmost importance, and Amazon US has stringent requirements for children's products. This article discusses several common children's products on Amazon US, such as backpacks, book covers, lunch bags or lunch boxes, and pencil cases or pencil pouches, and provides an in-depth analysis of the importance of CPC certification for these products. We hope this article helps you better understand the children's product safety standards on Amazon US and provides strong support for your products entering the US market.

CPC Certification Requirements for Common Children's Products

Next, we will discuss in detail the CPC certification requirements for several common children's products. These products include backpacks, book covers, lunch bags or lunch boxes, and pencil cases or pencil pouches.

Backpacks

Backpacks are made of plastic, fabric, nylon, or other materials, designed with buckles, zippers, hooks, or drawstring closures, and are typically used to carry textbooks and supplies. Backpacks usually have dual shoulder straps or a single shoulder sling strap to secure the backpack to the back.

CPSIA Section 101 (Lead),
CSPA RCW 70.240.020 (Phthalates, Cadmium),
16 CFR 1500.50, and
Small Parts Warning*

Book Covers

Book covers are used to protect textbooks typically issued by schools to students. They are made of stretch fabric, paper, or similar materials and often feature decorative designs such as flowers, animals, or cartoon characters.

CPSIA Section 101 (Lead),
CSPA RCW 70.240.020 (Phthalates, Cadmium), and
Small Parts Warning*

Lunch Bags or Lunch Boxes

Lunch bags or lunch boxes are made of plastic, fabric, nylon, metal, or other materials, designed with buckles, zippers, or magnetic snap closures, and are typically used to store various types of food.

CPSIA Section 101 (Lead),
CSPA RCW 70.240.020 (Phthalates, Cadmium),
16 CFR 1500.50, and
Small Parts Warning*

Pencil Cases or Pencil Pouches

Pencil cases or pencil pouches refer to small bags or containers made of plastic, fabric, nylon, PVC, or other materials, designed with buckles, zippers, or clasps, and are typically used to store small study supplies.

CPSIA Section 101 (Lead),
CSPA RCW 70.240.020 (Phthalates, Cadmium), and
Small Parts Warning*

Your detail page must include the following information:

Manufacturer or brand name
Age grading, which must match the values listed in the test report
Small Parts Warning*


*The corresponding warning statement (hazard warning) must be displayed on the detail page.

You must submit the following information:

Documents:

A test report issued by a CPSC-accredited laboratory, proving that the product complies with the above regulations, standards, and requirements
Children's Product Certificate (CPC)
Process for Obtaining CPC/CPSIA Certification for Children's Learning Products:
1. Fill out the application form;

2. Provide samples;

3. Arrange testing;

4. Issue a draft report upon passing the test;

5. Confirm the final document.

6. Certification can be issued within 5 working days.