GB6675 is China's National Toy Safety Standard, officially titled the 'Toy Safety' series, comprising GB6675.1-2014 'Toy Safety - Part 1: Basic Specifications', GB6675.2-2014 'Toy Safety - Part 2: Mechanical and Physical Properties', GB6675.3-2014 'Toy Safety - Part 3: Flammability', and GB6675.4-2014 'Toy Safety - Part 4: Migration of Certain Elements'. It applies to all toys designed or intended for children under 14 years old and serves as the core basis for mandatory CCC certification for toy sales in the Chinese market. Usage scenarios: Toys exported to China must comply with GB6675 and pass CCC certification; importers must confirm that suppliers' products have been tested according to this standard when sourcing. Notes: GB6675 differs from EU EN71, US ASTM F963, and international ISO 8124 and cannot be directly equated; test reports must be issued by CNAS-accredited laboratories; the standard is periodically updated, so the latest version should be monitored. Differences from EN71: The two standards have different requirements for mechanical and physical properties and limits on migrated chemical elements; for example, GB6675 has slight differences from EN71 in limits for specific elements.
📝 Examples
1. This batch of plush toys we export to China must pass GB6675 certification, otherwise they cannot clear customs. (Indicating that toys imported into the Chinese market must meet China's mandatory standards.)
2. Please provide the GB6675.4 test report to prove that the migration of heavy metals such as lead and cadmium in plastic toys complies with Chinese standards. (Indicating the specific test part and chemical safety requirements.)
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