Manufacturers, Importers, And Repackers

If you are applying to sell Non-Electronic Children's Toys 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 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

See CPSC’s page on Children’s Product Certificates for more information. This page includes 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. See CPSC-Accepted Testing Laboratories page for more information.
Test reports must be legible and unaltered. It must also include the following:

• 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. Photos must meet the following requirements:

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

See CPSC’s page on Tracking Labels for more information. This includes examples and tutorial videos. The tracking label must be securely attached to both the product and its packaging. It must also 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 Non-Electronic Children's Toys 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 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

See CPSC’s page on Children’s Product Certificates for more information. This page includes 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. Photos must meet the following requirements:

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

See CPSC’s page on Tracking Labels for more information. This includes examples and tutorial videos. The tracking label must be securely attached to both the product and its packaging. It must also 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

Manufacturers, Importers, And Repackers

If you are applying to sell Electronic Children's Toys 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 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

See CPSC’s page on Children’s Product Certificates for more information. This page includes 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. See CPSC-Accepted Testing Laboratories page for more information.
Test reports must be legible and unaltered. It must also include the following:

• 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). The COC must meet 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. Photos must meet the following requirements:

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

See CPSC’s page on Tracking Labels for more information. This includes examples and tutorial videos. The tracking label must be securely attached to both the product and its packaging. It must also 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 electronic children's toys may need to provide photos showing:

• A valid electrical safety marking. This can be 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 Electronic Children's Toys 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 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

See CPSC’s page on Children’s Product Certificates for more information. This page includes 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. Photos must meet the following requirements:

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

See CPSC’s page on Tracking Labels for more information. This includes examples and tutorial videos. The tracking label must be securely attached to both the product and its packaging. It must also 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 electronic children's toys may need to provide photos showing:

• A valid electrical safety marking. This can be 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 Electronic Instruments that you manufactured, imported, or repacked, you may be required to submit the following documents:

1. Certification of Compliance or Conformity (COC)

Manufacturers, importers, and repackers must provide a COC. The COC must meet 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

2. Electrical Safety Markings

Manufacturers, importers, and repackers offering electronic instruments may need to provide photos showing:

• A valid electrical safety marking. This can be 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

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. Electrical Safety Markings

Resellers offering electronic instruments may need to provide photos showing:

• A valid electrical safety marking. This can be 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 CPSC criteria for choking hazards must include a clear choking hazard warning label. This includes products with small parts that are for children under 3 years old. 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

Non-toy products may also require this warning if any small part could detach and be swallowed. This includes certain jewelry.
See Choking Hazard Warning Label Policy for more information.