In September, Amazon launched its “Direct Verification” program, requiring sellers to submit CPC certificate reports directly to domestic service providers, known as TICs. Going forward, sellers cannot upload certificate reports to the platform themselves. Instead, they must select a TIC service provider through their store backend to verify the certificate reports.

What is CPC Certification?

CPC certification, short for Children's Product Certificate, is a mandatory document required by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). It certifies that all children's products entering the U.S. market comply with relevant U.S. children's product safety regulations.

(One of the mandatory U.S. children's product compliance requirements, applicable to all products intended for children aged 12 and under.)

Which products require a CPC certificate?

① Children's toys: Teethers, rattles, cloth books, plastic toys, plush toys, building blocks, toy cars, wooden toys, sand toys

② Infant durable goods (under 3 years): Baby bottles, pacifiers, infant tableware

③ Children's apparel textiles: Baby rompers, bibs, bedding

④ Children's furniture: Cribs, bassinets, high chairs

⑤ Children's travel gear: Strollers, car seats

⑥ Children's accessories: Children's jewelry, children's ornaments

⑦ Children's care products: Bathing products, children's wipes/towelettes, toothbrushes