Infant and toddler feeding products are among the best-selling children's products. Every year, China exports a large volume of such products, while countries worldwide have been tightening safety requirements for children's products. What are the specific safety requirements for infant feeding products in different countries? Below is a summary compiled by China's JJR Laboratory of Amazon’s requirements across various country sites to provide an understanding of the regulations.
Infant and toddler feeding products are designed to feed food and liquids to children aged three years and under. Additionally, products used for storing and containing infant food are also covered under this policy. Examples include:
- Baby bottles
- Training cups
- Baby utensils (spoons, forks)
- Milk and infant formula storage bags and bottles
- Straw cups and snack bowls
This policy does not apply to accessories, appliances, food, or furniture related to infant feeding, such as:
- Sterilizers
- Breast pumps and accessories
- Food
- Bottle cleaning products
- Pacifiers
- Bottle warmers
- Bottle coolers
- High chairs
According to Amazon’s requirements, all infant and toddler feeding products must be tested and comply with the following specific regulations or standards:
- CPSIA (Lead, Phthalates)
- CPSA Section 14(a)(5) (Tracking Label)
You must have the following information ready. Amazon may request this information at any time, so it is recommended to keep it prepared for submission:
- Your company name (if applicable) and seller ID
- Your contact information: email address and phone number
- A list of all infant and toddler feeding products you are listing
- Product images and packaging images (if applicable). Images must show all sides of the product and packaging for review.
- Product images or test reports demonstrating compliance with mandatory tracking label requirements (CPSA Section 14(a)(5)).
- Children's Product Certificate (CPC) for all listed infant and toddler feeding products covered by this policy.
- Test reports from a CPSC-accredited laboratory confirming that each product has been tested and meets the above regulations and standards.
This policy applies to utensils and tableware made of plastic or containing plastic components, intended for feeding infants aged 36 months and under. Specific examples include:
- Baby bottles
- Sippy cups or straw cups
- Bowls
- Plates
- Cutlery (knives, forks)
According to Amazon’s requirements, all infant feeding utensils and tableware must be tested and comply with the following specific regulation:
- Consumer Protection Notice No. 11 of 2011
Under Amazon’s policy, infant feeding utensils and tableware sold through the Amazon website must meet specific certification standards. To sell these products on Amazon, you must apply and submit the following information to child-safety@amazon.com.au:
- Company name
- Seller ID
- Email address
- Phone number
- ASIN list of infant feeding utensils and tableware you intend to sell
- Documentation from a testing laboratory or certification body, confirming that the product has been tested and complies with the Consumer Protection Notice No. 11 of 2011.
Infant and toddler feeding products are designed for feeding food and liquids to children aged four years and under. This policy also covers products used for storing and containing infant food. Examples include:
- Baby bottles
- Training cups
- Baby utensils (spoons, forks)
- Milk and infant formula storage bags and bottles
- Straw cups and snack bowls
This policy does not include accessories, appliances, food, or furniture related to infant feeding, such as:
- Sterilizers
- Breast pumps and accessories
- Infant food
- Bottle cleaning products
- Pacifiers
- Bottle warmers
- Bottle coolers
- High chairs
According to Amazon’s requirements, all infant and toddler feeding products must be tested and comply with the following regulations or standards:
For all infant and toddler feeding products:
- SOR/2018-83 – Total lead content (CCPSA Lead Content)
- SOR/2016-188 – CCPSA Phthalate Content
- SOR/2016-193 – Surface Coatings (CCPSA Lead Content) (if applicable)
For baby bottles only:
- SOR/2018-83 – Total lead content (CCPSA Lead Content)
- SOR/2016-188 – CCPSA Phthalate Content
- Polycarbonate Bottles – CCPSA Schedule 2, Item 15 (4,4'-Isopropylidenediphenol [BPA])
- SOR/2016-193 – Surface Coatings (CCPSA Lead Content) (if applicable)
For baby bottle nipples only:
- SOR/2016-180 – Infant Bottle Nipples Regulations
- SOR/2018-83 – Total lead content (CCPSA Lead Content)
- SOR/2016-188 – CCPSA Phthalate Content
- SOR/2016-193 – Surface Coatings (CCPSA Lead Content) (if applicable)
Additionally, all infant and toddler feeding products must include bilingual safety warnings and instructions in English and French.
- Your company name (if applicable) and seller ID
- Your contact information: email address and phone number
- A list of all infant and toddler feeding products you are listing
- Images of the product and packaging (all sides), labeling images, and two copies of all documents provided with the product (e.g., instructions, user manuals). Detail page images are insufficient for compliance verification.
- Product images or test reports demonstrating compliance with labeling requirements (CCPSA R.S.C., 1985, c.C-38) (if applicable).
- Test reports from an ISO 17025-accredited laboratory confirming that each product has been tested and meets the applicable regulations.
Drinking equipment suitable for infants aged 0 to 48 months, including:
- Reusable containers and drinking accessories
- Disposable containers and bundled drinking accessories
- Disposable nipples
- Ready-to-use nipples
According to Amazon’s requirements, all baby bottles must be tested and comply with the following regulations and standards. Upon request, submit the required safety documents for each ASIN or model you intend to list.
- Product images displaying manufacturer/importer name and traceable markings (batch code, manufacturing date, or lot number).
- Declaration of compliance with Regulation 10/2011, including:
- Manufacturer/importer details
- Product description
- Relevant substance information + migration levels
- Food type, time, temperature, and contact surface area
- EN 14350:2020 test report or certificate (Childcare articles – Drinking equipment – Safety requirements and test methods).
- Your company name (if applicable) and seller ID
- Your contact information: email address and phone number
- A list of all baby bottles you are listing
- Product images, including traceability labels
- Declaration of Compliance (DoC) for food-contact materials
- Test reports confirming compliance with the above regulations and standards.
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