Manufacturers, Importers, And Repackers

If you are applying to sell Baby and Maternity Products you manufactured, imported, or repacked, you may be required to submit the following documents:

1. Children's Product Certificate (CPC)

Manufacturers, importers, and repackers may be required to submit a legible and unaltered Children's Product Certificate (CPC), which must include the following:

• The manufacturer or importer’s name and address
• The date of issue (must be within the last 365 days)
• Product details that match the product category and listing photos
• A clear description of the tested product
• The name and address of the CPSC-accredited laboratory
• All relevant safety standards tested
• The certificate must be in English

Refer to the CPSC’s page on Children’s Product Certificates for more information, including examples and tutorial videos.

2. Test Report Issued by a CPSC-Accredited Laboratory

Manufacturers, importers, and repackers may be required to provide a test report issued by a CPSC-accredited laboratory. Refer to the CPSC-Accepted Testing Laboratories page for more information.
When submitting the test report, ensure it is legible, unaltered, and includes the following information:

• The manufacturer or importer’s name and address
• The name and address of the CPSC-accredited laboratory
• The date of issue (must be within the last 365 days)
• A clear description of the tested product
• Product details that match the product category and listing photos
• All relevant safety standards tested, with pass or fail results clearly shown
• The report must be in English

3. Product Photos with Tracking Label

Manufacturers, importers, and repackers may be required to provide photos of a sample product that meet the following requirements:

• Show all sides of the product
• Ensure all packaging information is visible, including product descriptions, warnings, and other relevant details
• Include a clear and legible image of the tracking label

Refer to the CPSC’s page on Tracking Labels for more information, including examples and tutorial videos. The tracking label must be securely attached to both the product and its packaging and include the following:

• The manufacturer, importer, or private labeler’s name
• The location and date of production
• Detailed manufacturing information (e.g., batch number or run number) or other identifying characteristics
• Additional information identifying the product’s source
• The label must be in English

Resellers

If you are applying to sell Baby and Maternity Products as a reseller, you may be required to submit the following documents:

1. Children's Product Certificate (CPC)

Resellers may be required to submit a legible and unaltered Children's Product Certificate (CPC), which must include the following:

• The manufacturer or importer’s name and address
• The date of issue (must be within the last 365 days)
• Product details that match the product category and listing photos
• A clear description of the tested product
• The name and address of the CPSC-accredited laboratory
• All relevant safety standards tested
• The certificate must be in English

Refer to the CPSC’s page on Children’s Product Certificates for more information, including examples and tutorial videos.

2. Product Photos with Tracking Label

Resellers may be required to provide photos of a sample product that meet the following requirements:

• Show all sides of the product
• Ensure all packaging information is visible, including product descriptions, warnings, and other relevant details
• Include a clear and legible image of the tracking label

Refer to the CPSC’s page on Tracking Labels for more information, including examples and tutorial videos. The tracking label must be securely attached to both the product and its packaging and include the following:

• The manufacturer, importer, or private labeler’s name
• The location and date of production
• Detailed manufacturing information (e.g., batch number or run number) or other identifying characteristics
• Additional information identifying the product’s source
• The label must be in English

3. Purchase Invoice

Resellers may be required to submit a legible and unaltered purchase invoice, which must include the following:

• The supplier’s name and address
• The date of issue (must be within the last 365 days)
• Product details and quantities that match the products being applied to sell
• The invoice must be in English

Manufacturers, Importers, And Repackers

If you are applying to sell Baby and Maternity Medical Devices Class I that you manufactured, imported, or repacked, you may be required to submit the following documents:

1. Proof of FDA Establishment Registration & Device Listing

Manufacturers, importers, and repackers are required to submit proof of FDA Establishment Registration and proof of Device Listing. You can get this information from the FDA's Unified Registration and Listing System (FURLS). The following documents must be provided:

• A screenshot of the FDA Establishment Registration number (21 CFR Part 807) from the FDA Unified Registration and Listing System (FURLS)
• A screenshot of the FDA Device Listing (21 CFR Part 807) from FURLS

Each document must include:

• The name and physical address of the registered establishment
• The operation type of the establishment
• Confirmation that the registration is valid at the time of submission

Additional requirements:

• Screenshots must clearly show that they were taken from the official FDA FURLS website
• All documents must be authentic and remain in their original (unmodified) format

2. Product Label Images

Manufacturers, importers, and repackers must provide images of the product and its packaging.
The images must meet the following requirements:

• Show all sides of the product and packaging
• Be clear, legible, complete, unedited, and in color
• Have a minimum resolution of 600 × 600 pixels
• Avoid black-and-white, angled, blurry, cropped, or edited images
• Ensure all information on the product and packaging is visible and legible, including product description, warning logos, and any other required information

3. Children's Product Certificate (CPC)

Manufacturers, importers, and repackers may be required to submit a legible and unaltered Children's Product Certificate (CPC), which must include the following:

• The manufacturer or importer’s name and address
• The date of issue (must be within the last 365 days)
• Product details that match the product category and listing photos
• A clear description of the tested product
• The name and address of the CPSC-accredited laboratory
• All relevant safety standards tested
• The certificate must be in English

Refer to the CPSC’s page on Children’s Product Certificates for more information, including examples and tutorial videos.

4. Test Report Issued by a CPSC-Accredited Laboratory

Manufacturers, importers, and repackers may be required to provide a test report issued by a CPSC-accredited laboratory. Refer to the CPSC-Accepted Testing Laboratories page for more information.
When submitting the test report, ensure it is legible, unaltered, and includes the following information:

• The manufacturer or importer’s name and address
• The name and address of the CPSC-accredited laboratory
• The date of issue (must be within the last 365 days)
• A clear description of the tested product
• Product details that match the product category and listing photos
• All relevant safety standards tested, with pass or fail results clearly shown
• The report must be in English

5. Electrical Safety Markings (if applicable)

Manufacturers, importers, and repackers offering electrical baby and maternity medical devices may need to provide photos showing:

• A valid electrical safety marking, either embossed on the product or applied as a sticker.
  • The marking can also appear on the packaging.
  • Stickers must be flat, with no creases or peeling edges.
  • Double stickers are not allowed.
• For Bluetooth- or WiFi-enabled devices, include a photo of the FCC marking.

Resellers

If you are applying to sell Baby and Maternity Medical Devices as a reseller, you may be required to submit the following documents:

1. Purchase Invoice or Proof of Purchase

Resellers must submit a legible purchase invoice or proof of purchase issued by the product’s manufacturer or distributor. The invoice must meet all of the following requirements:

• Be dated within the last 180 days
• Show the same name and address as the selling account
• Include the full name and address of the manufacturer or distributor
• Contain products belonging to the applicable category
• Reflect a combined purchase of at least 400 units
• Be written in English or Chinese

Additional Information:

• Pricing information may be omitted (optional)
• TikTok Shop reserves the right to verify the submitted documentation by contacting the product vendor listed on the invoice
• Retail order confirmations or invoices are not accepted

2. Product Label Images

Resellers must provide images of the product and its packaging.
The images must meet the following requirements:

• Show all sides of the product and packaging
• Be clear, legible, complete, unedited, and in color
• Have a minimum resolution of 600 × 600 pixels
• Avoid black-and-white, angled, blurry, cropped, or edited images
• Ensure all information on the product and packaging is visible and legible, including product description, warning logos, and any other required information

3. Children's Product Certificate (CPC)

Resellers may be required to submit a legible and unaltered Children's Product Certificate (CPC), which must include the following:

• The manufacturer or importer’s name and address
• The date of issue (must be within the last 365 days)
• Product details that match the product category and listing photos
• A clear description of the tested product
• The name and address of the CPSC-accredited laboratory
• All relevant safety standards tested
• The certificate must be in English

Refer to the CPSC’s page on Children’s Product Certificates for more information, including examples and tutorial videos.

4. Electrical Safety Markings (if applicable)

Resellers offering electrical baby and maternity medical devices may need to provide photos showing:

• A valid electrical safety marking, either embossed on the product or applied as a sticker.
  • The marking can also appear on the packaging.
  • Stickers must be flat, with no creases or peeling edges.
  • Double stickers are not allowed.
• For Bluetooth- or WiFi-enabled devices, include a photo of the FCC marking.

Manufacturers, Importers, And Repackers

If you are applying to sell Baby and Maternity Sterilizers that you manufactured, imported, or repacked, you may be required to submit the following documents:

1. Product Photos

Manufacturers, importers, and repackers may need to provide images of the product and its packaging that meet the following requirements:

• Show all sides of the product.
• Sterilizers or products claiming sterilization must display an EPA Establishment Number on the label or packaging.
• Products without sterilization claims (e.g., bottle warmers) do not need an EPA Establishment Number.

2. Electrical Safety Markings

Manufacturers, importers, and repackers offering baby and maternity sterilizers may need to provide photos showing:

• A valid electrical safety marking, either embossed on the product or applied as a sticker.
  • The marking can also appear on the packaging.
  • Stickers must be flat, with no creases or peeling edges.
  • Double stickers are not allowed.
• For Bluetooth- or WiFi-enabled devices, include a photo of the FCC marking.

Resellers

If you are applying to sell Baby and Maternity Sterilizers as a reseller, you may be required to submit the following documents:

1. Product Photos

Resellers may need to provide images of the product and its packaging that meet the following requirements:

• Show all sides of the product.
• Sterilizers or products claiming sterilization must display an EPA Establishment Number on the label or packaging.
• Products without sterilization claims (e.g., bottle warmers) do not need an EPA Establishment Number.

2. Electrical Safety Markings

Resellers offering baby and maternity sterilizers may need to provide photos showing:

• A valid electrical safety marking, either embossed on the product or applied as a sticker.
  • The marking can also appear on the packaging.
  • Stickers must be flat, with no creases or peeling edges.
  • Double stickers are not allowed.
• For Bluetooth- or WiFi-enabled devices, include a photo of the FCC marking.

3. Purchase Invoice

Resellers may be required to submit a legible and unaltered purchase invoice, which must include the following:

• The supplier’s name and address
• The date of issue (must be within the last 365 days)
• Product details and quantities that match the products being applied to sell
• The invoice must be in English

Manufacturers, Importers, And Repackers

If you are applying to sell Baby Skincare Products that you manufactured, imported, or repacked, you may be required to submit the following documents:

1. Proof of FDA Registration

Manufacturers, importers, or repackers may be required to provide proof of FDA registration, which must include the following:

• Name of establishment. The name must match with the manufacturer, importer, or repacker as indicated on the product label
• Physical address of establishment
• Operation type of the registered establishment
• Registration number
• The FDA registration must be active at the time of submission

Acceptable forms of proof include:

• FDA registration verification letter issued by a third-party
  • If the FDA registration verification letter is issued by a third party, the third party name and contact information must be clearly identified on the verification letter.
• Screenshot of FDA registration portal
  • If a screenshot of FDA registration is submitted, the image must be able to indicate that the screenshot is from the FDA website.
• If the seller qualifies for a MoCRA registration exemption (e.g., small businesses), they must provide self-attested documentation confirming their exemption status.
  • This document should clearly state that the seller meets the criteria for exemption and is self-attesting to that eligibility.
  • For more information, refer to the MoCRA Exemption Guidance.

2. Cosmetic Product Label

Manufacturers, importers, and repackers may be required to provide images of the cosmetic product label that includes:

• Principal display panel
  • Product name
  • Net contents
• Information panel
  • Ingredient list
  • Manufacturer, importer, or distributor's name and address
  • Warning statements

3. Drug Facts Label (if applicable)

Manufacturers, importers, and repackers offering baby skincare products with health-related or medical benefits must provide a drug facts label from the product they intend to sell. The drug facts label must include:

• Product name
• Net contents
• Drug facts panel
• Active ingredients
• Inactive ingredients
• Direction or use instruction
• Warning statements
• Expiration date
  • The expiration date must be presented with month, date, and year OR month and year. The month can be represented as numbers, a full word, or an abbreviation.
• Other information

Resellers

If you are applying to sell Baby Skincare Products as a reseller, you may be required to submit the following documents:

1. Purchase Invoice

Resellers may be required to submit a legible and unaltered purchase invoice, which must include the following:

• The supplier’s name and address
• The date of issue (must be within the last 365 days)
• Product details and quantities that match the products being applied to sell
• The invoice must be in English

2. Cosmetic Product Label

Resellers may be required to provide images of the cosmetic product label that includes:

• Principal display panel
  • Product name
  • Net contents
• Information panel
  • Ingredient list
  • Manufacturer, importer, or distributor's name and address
  • Warning statements

3. Drug Facts Label (if applicable)

Resellers offering baby skincare products with health-related or medical benefits must provide a drug facts label from the product they intend to sell. The drug facts label must include:

• Product name
• Net contents
• Drug facts panel
• Active ingredients
• Inactive ingredients
• Direction or use instruction
• Warning statements
• Expiration date
  • The expiration date must be presented with month, date, and year OR month and year. The month can be represented as numbers, a full word, or an abbreviation.
• Other information

Manufacturers, Importers, And Repackers

If you are applying to sell Children's Electronic Products that you manufactured, imported, or repacked, you may be required to submit the following documents:

1. Children's Product Certificate (CPC)

Manufacturers, importers, and repackers may be required to submit a legible and unaltered Children's Product Certificate (CPC), which must include the following:

• The manufacturer or importer’s name and address
• The date of issue (must be within the last 365 days)
• Product details that match the product category and listing photos
• A clear description of the tested product
• The name and address of the CPSC-accredited laboratory
• All relevant safety standards tested
• The certificate must be in English

Refer to the CPSC’s page on Children’s Product Certificates for more information, including examples and tutorial videos.

2. Test Report Issued by a CPSC-Accredited Laboratory

Manufacturers, importers, and repackers may be required to provide a test report issued by a CPSC-accredited laboratory. Refer to the CPSC-Accepted Testing Laboratories page for more information.
When submitting the test report, ensure it is legible, unaltered, and includes the following information:

• The manufacturer or importer’s name and address
• The name and address of the CPSC-accredited laboratory
• The date of issue (must be within the last 365 days)
• A clear description of the tested product
• Product details that match the product category and listing photos
• All relevant safety standards tested, with pass or fail results clearly shown
• The report must be in English

3. Certification of Compliance or Conformity (COC)

Manufacturers, importers, and repackers must provide a Certification of Compliance or Conformity (COC) that meets the following requirements:

• Issued within the past 2 years
• Matches the product category you intend to sell
• Includes a clear description and details of the product tested
• Lists all safety standards tested
• Includes the name and address of the accredited laboratory
• The product described must match the product photos provided

4. Product Photos with Tracking Label

Manufacturers, importers, and repackers may be required to provide photos of a sample product that meet the following requirements:

• Show all sides of the product
• Ensure all packaging information is visible, including product descriptions, warnings, and other relevant details
• Include a clear and legible image of the tracking label

Refer to the CPSC’s page on Tracking Labels for more information, including examples and tutorial videos. The tracking label must be securely attached to both the product and its packaging and include the following:

• The manufacturer, importer, or private labeler’s name
• The location and date of production
• Detailed manufacturing information (e.g., batch number or run number) or other identifying characteristics
• Additional information identifying the product’s source
• The label must be in English

5. Electrical Safety Markings

Manufacturers, importers, and repackers offering children's electronic products may need to provide photos showing:

• A valid electrical safety marking, either embossed on the product or applied as a sticker.
  • The marking can also appear on the packaging.
  • Stickers must be flat, with no creases or peeling edges.
  • Double stickers are not allowed.
• For Bluetooth- or WiFi-enabled devices, include a photo of the FCC marking.

Resellers

If you are applying to sell Children's Electronic Products as a reseller, you may be required to submit the following documents:

1. Children's Product Certificate (CPC)

Resellers may be required to submit a legible and unaltered Children's Product Certificate (CPC), which must include the following:

• The manufacturer or importer’s name and address
• The date of issue (must be within the last 365 days)
• Product details that match the product category and listing photos
• A clear description of the tested product
• The name and address of the CPSC-accredited laboratory
• All relevant safety standards tested
• The certificate must be in English

Refer to the CPSC’s page on Children’s Product Certificates for more information, including examples and tutorial videos.

2. Purchase Invoice

Resellers may be required to submit a legible and unaltered purchase invoice, which must include the following:

• The supplier’s name and address
• The date of issue (must be within the last 365 days)
• Product details and quantities that match the products being applied to sell
• The invoice must be in English

3. Product Photos with Tracking Label

Resellers may be required to provide photos of a sample product that meet the following requirements:

• Show all sides of the product
• Ensure all packaging information is visible, including product descriptions, warnings, and other relevant details
• Include a clear and legible image of the tracking label

Refer to the CPSC’s page on Tracking Labels for more information, including examples and tutorial videos. The tracking label must be securely attached to both the product and its packaging and include the following:

• The manufacturer, importer, or private labeler’s name
• The location and date of production
• Detailed manufacturing information (e.g., batch number or run number) or other identifying characteristics
• Additional information identifying the product’s source
• The label must be in English

4. Electrical Safety Markings

Resellers offering children's electronic products may need to provide photos showing:

• A valid electrical safety marking, either embossed on the product or applied as a sticker.
  • The marking can also appear on the packaging.
  • Stickers must be flat, with no creases or peeling edges.
  • Double stickers are not allowed.
• For Bluetooth- or WiFi-enabled devices, include a photo of the FCC marking.

Children’s products that meet the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) criteria for choking hazards must include a clear choking hazard warning label. TikTok Shop requires all sellers to:

• Ensure the choking hazard warning is clearly displayed in the product listing.
• Include a compliant warning label on product packaging.

Common examples of products that may require this warning include, but are not limited to:

• Toys with small, detachable parts
• Puzzles with pieces smaller than 1.25 inches
• Jewelry or accessories intended for young children
• Art supplies such as beads or buttons

For more information, refer to the Choking Hazard Warning Label Policy.

Products Requiring Choking Hazard Labels

Products with small parts that could pose a choking hazard to children under 3 years old must include a warning. Examples include:

• Toys with small, detachable parts
• Puzzles with pieces smaller than 1.25 inches
• Jewelry or accessories for young children
• Art supplies like beads or buttons

Even non-toy products may require this warning if they contain small parts that could detach and be swallowed, such as certain jewelry.