• OEM design Baby Stamp

    Co-develop stamps with Italian trade partners to inspire babies' creative potential and to promote the development of their sensory skills and hands-on abilities.

    OEM/ODM

    OEM design Cushion

    The first-generation air cushion backrest is designed specifically to protect the spine, while the second generation adds memory foam for better elasticity and comfort. In addition, we offer a variety of colors and design options to meet the needs of different customers, ensuring that every user can find the product that suits them best.

    OEM design Baby Story Book

    Our company places great importance on early childhood education, aiming to cultivate their interest in reading. We collaborate with design teams to create vividly colorful storybooks and use interactive learning methods to inspire their imagination and creativity.

  • Allow children to assemble real-life dinosaur OEM/ODM models. These toys are not only educational but also stimulate their creativity. This interactive process can enhance children's hands-on skills and increase their interest in creation, making learning more enjoyable.

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    Focus on your brand and sales, while we handle the manufacturing. Our expert team offers full-service OEM and ODM solutions for importers, distributors, and retailers. Leverage our decades of experience for a seamless, reliable supply chain.
    We are committed to effective cost control and place great importance on sustainability and corporate social responsibility to meet the needs of the other overseas market. Our professional team continuously develops innovative solutions to provide customers with the highest quality products and services, ensuring that every package meets environmental standards.Sustainable Play, for Their Tomorrow
    At Bestfield Industrial HK, we believe in creating toys that nurture not only imagination but also a healthier planet. Our commitment to sustainability is woven into every step, from design to delivery.
    Our Promise in Practice:
    · Eco-Conscious Materials: We prioritize recycled, bio-based, and sustainably sourced materials to minimize our environmental footprint.
    · Durability & Safety: We create safe, high-quality toys built to last, reducing waste and encouraging generations of play.
    · Ethical Production: We uphold strict ethical standards, ensuring safe and respectful working conditions across our supply chain.
    · Circular Vision: We are integrating circular design principles to make our products easier to repair, reuse, and recycle.
  • · OEM & ODM Services
    · 36 Years Expertise
    · Strict Quality Control
    · International Safety Standards
    · On-time Delivery

    Hong Kong Company | Factory in Shenzhen and Huizhou | 36 Years Experience

    We specialize in OEM/ODM manufacturing of high-quality,

    safe toys for children of all ages. Our product range includes classic Disney toys,education baby toys and household goods. All products

    are made with premium materials and undergo rigorous testing to exceed international safety standards. Our experienced team ensures every toy is both entertaining and educational.

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  • HIGH QUALITY COOPERATE

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    Factory evaluation

    For clients, factory evaluations are essential to ensure manufacturing partners meet quality, regulatory, and ethical standards. This due diligence mitigates risk, builds trust, and guarantees consistent product output.

    A third-party toy factory audit assesses compliance through document reviews, staff interviews, and facility inspections to ensure the factory aligns with client expectations and identifies opportunities for improvement.

    Tailored to client requirements, an evaluation typically covers:

    * Manufacturer Profile

    * Quality Control System

    * Production Capacity

    * Equipment Calibration

    * Internal Training & Reviews

    * Production Processes

    * Raw Material Management

    * WIP & Finished Goods Control

    * Customer Complaint Procedures

    Product Safety in Toy Manufacturing

    For any toy manufacturer, product safety is the cornerstone of operations. It is a critical responsibility that safeguards the health of children and upholds the trust of consumers and clients. Maintaining rigorous adherence to safety standards is not only a legal imperative but also vital for protecting the manufacturer's brand reputation and ensuring long-term business viability.

    Understanding Toy Safety Standards

    Toy safety standards comprise a comprehensive framework of regulations and guidelines established to minimize risks associated with children's products. These standards, which vary by target market, rigorously evaluate factors including mechanical and physical properties, flammability, and chemical content. Prominent examples include:

    · ASTM F963: The Standard Consumer Safety Specification for Toys in the United States.

    · EN 71: The harmonized safety standard for toys sold in the European Union.

    · GB Standards: The mandatory safety requirements for toys sold in the Chinese market (e.g., GB 6675).

    Compliance with the applicable standards is non-negotiable for ensuring market access and delivering safe products.

    Mechanical & Physical Safety

    This area focuses on the toy's structural design and integrity. Evaluations cover strength, durability, and the use of materials to prevent hazards such as sharp points or edges. Additionally, size, shape, and texture are analyzed to ensure the toy is appropriate for the intended age group and does not present choking, laceration, or entrapment risks.

    Small Parts & Choking Hazards

    Given the tendency of young children to mouth objects, small parts present a significant choking hazard. Safety standards like ASTM F963 and EN 71 include specific test protocols, such as the use of a "small parts cylinder," to identify hazardous components. Toys intended for younger children must be free of these parts, while those containing them for older age groups require clear warning labels.

    Chemical Safety

    Toys must be free from harmful levels of toxic substances that could be ingested, inhaled, or absorbed through the skin. Global regulations strictly limit the presence of heavy metals (like lead and cadmium), phthalates, and other hazardous chemicals. Manufacturers must comply with legislations such as the CPSIA in the U.S. and REACH in the EU, which mandate stringent testing and certification.

    Electrical Safety

    Toys incorporating electrical components or batteries must be engineered to prevent risks of electric shock, overheating, or fire. International standards, notably IEC 62115 (for the EU) and its regional equivalents, specify safety requirements for insulation, wiring, and battery compartments to ensure safe operation under both normal and fault conditions.

    Battery Compartment Safety

    Batteries can pose risks of chemical leakage, overheating, or explosion if incorrectly handled. Safety standards require that battery compartments are securely designed to prevent easy access by children, often requiring a tool to open. Furthermore, circuits must be designed to prevent short-circuiting and overheating.

    Flammability Resistance

    To prevent serious fire hazards, toys are tested for flammability. Standards specify that materials used in toys, especially those with plush or fabric components, must not be highly flammable. These tests measure the speed and intensity of burning to ensure materials are slow to ignite and self-extinguish quickly.

    Warning Labels & Instructions

    Clear and accurate warning labels and instructions are a fundamental component of product safety. They inform consumers about potential risks and guide the safe use of the toy. Labels must be conspicuous, durable, and compliant with regulatory requirements for content and format, covering aspects such as age grading, choking hazards, and operational instructions.

    Product Testing

    To guarantee that our toys meet the highest standards of safety and quality, we conduct rigorous product testing. This process involves identifying potential hazards, such as choking risks, sharp edges, and toxic materials. Additionally, we perform performance tests to verify functional reliability and durability. All testing is carried out by our specially trained staff using specialized equipment and validated methodologies.

    Toy Testing

    Toy testing is a critical phase in our manufacturing process, essential for confirming that products are safe, durable, and aligned with established quality benchmarks. Our comprehensive testing regimen includes evaluations for physical and mechanical properties, flammability, and chemical composition to ensure full compliance with both national and international regulations. We also conduct age-grading assessments to verify that each toy is appropriate for its intended developmental stage. These tests are performed by our skilled professionals in dedicated laboratory facilities, and the results are integral to informing and refining our product design and manufacturing decisions.

    Overview of Toy Regulations & Standards in Key Global Markets


    Understanding the mandatory regulations and standards of your target market is the first step to product compliance for toy manufacturers and exporters. Below is a detailed overview of the requirements for the EU, China, Japan, South Korea, and other crucial regions.

    1. European Union
    The EU has one of the world's most stringent and comprehensive toy regulatory frameworks.
    · Core Regulation:
    · Toy Safety Directive 2009/48/EC: This is the primary legal framework that must be obeyed. It sets the safety requirements toys must meet before being placed on the EU market.
    · Harmonised Standards:
    · EN 71 Series: The primary technical standards used to demonstrate conformity with the directive.
    · EN 71-1: Mechanical and physical properties.
    · EN 71-2: Flammability.
    · EN 71-3: Migration of certain elements (limits for 19 heavy metals).
    · EN 71-4 to EN 71-14: Cover specific requirements for chemical experiment sets, finger paints, activity toys, etc.
    · EN IEC 62115: Safety of electric toys (replaced the old EN 62115).
    · Other Important Regulations:
    · REACH Regulation (EC) No 1907/2006: Restricts the use of numerous harmful chemicals in toys, notably Phthalates (DEHP, DBP, BBP, DIBP sum ≤ 0.1%) and Substances of Very High Concern (SVHC).
    · POP Regulation (EU) 2019/1021: Covers Persistent Organic Pollutants, like Short-Chain Chlorinated Paraffins.
    · Packaging and Packaging Waste Directive 94/62/EC: Sets limits for heavy metals (Cadmium, Lead, Mercury, Hexavalent Chromium) in packaging materials.
    · Conformity Mark:
    · CE Marking - Must be affixed to the toy, indicating the manufacturer's declaration that the product complies with all relevant EU legislation.
    2. China
    Toy safety requirements in China are mandatory and enforced through a certification system.
    · Core Regulations & Standards:
    · GB 6675.1-4 "Toy Safety" Series Standards: These are China's national standards, largely aligned with the international ISO 8124 and EU EN 71 standards.
    · GB 6675.1: Basic code.
    · GB 6675.2: Mechanical and physical properties.
    · GB 6675.3: Flammability.
    · GB 6675.4: Migration of certain elements.
    · GB 19865 "Safety of electric toys": Technically equivalent to IEC 62115.
    · Certification System:
    · China Compulsory Certification (CCC): Toys listed in the CCC catalog (e.g., electric toys, plastic toys, metal toys, projectile toys, doll toys) must be certified and bear the CCC Mark before they can be sold in the Chinese market.
    3. Japan & South Korea
    Japan
    Japan does not have a single "toy directive" but ensures safety through multiple laws and regulations.
    · Main Regulations:
    · Food Sanitation Act: Governs hygiene requirements for toys, especially those intended for mouthing by infants (e.g., pacifiers, rattles), with strict rules on materials.
    · Consumer Product Safety Act: Designates certain toys as "Special Specified Products," requiring them to conform to Japanese Industrial Standards and bear the PSC Mark.
    · Scope: Toys with resinous coils, cribs, rattles, soft plastic toys, ride-on toys, etc.
    · Japanese Toy Safety Standard (ST Standard): Developed by the Japanese Toy Association. While voluntary, toys conforming to this standard can bear the ST Mark, a widely recognized symbol of safety in the Japanese market that builds consumer trust.
    · The ST Mark has two parts: "Mechanical & Physical Properties" and "Chemical Properties" (with clear limits for harmful substances like lead, cadmium, phthalates, etc.).
    South Korea
    South Korea employs a mandatory certification system linked to the KC Mark.
    · Core Regulations & Certification:
    · Consumer Safety Basic Act:
    · Includes specific packaging requirements for products subject to "Child-Resistant Packaging" (e.g., toys with small parts).
    · Electrical Appliances and Consumer Products Safety Control Act: Electric toys require safety certification.
    · Certification Mark:
    · KC Mark: Korea's mandatory safety certification mark. Toy products must undergo testing specified by the Korean Agency for Technology and Standards (KATS) and obtain KC certification before they can be sold.
    4. Other Key Markets
    United States
    · Core Regulations:
    · Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act (CPSIA): Sets mandatory requirements for all toys sold in the USA.
    · Standards:
    · ASTM F963: The US voluntary toy safety standard, but made de facto mandatory as CPSIA references it.
    · CPSIA Requirements: Include third-party testing/certification, lead content limits, phthalate limits, and mandatory tracking labels.
    · Regulatory Body: U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC).
    ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations)
    ASEAN is working towards harmonizing standards across the region.
    · Core Standard:
    · ASEAN Toy Safety Directive (ATSD): Primarily references the international ISO 8124 and EU EN 71 standards. Member states can voluntarily adopt it or convert it into their own national mandatory standard.
    · Country-Specific Examples:
    · Thailand: Has its own mandatory toy standards (TIS 685-25xx series).
    · Malaysia: Toy Safety Regulations under the Consumer Protection Act 1999.
    · Singapore: Adopts the SS ISO 8124 series (identical to the international standard).
    · Vietnam: National Technical Regulation QCVN 3:2019/BKHCN imposes mandatory requirements on toy safety.
    Summary & Recommendations
    Region Core Regulation / Standard Conformity Mark Key Characteristics
    European Union Toy Safety Directive, EN 71 Series, REACH CE Strictest chemical requirements globally; monitor SVHC list updates.
    China GB 6675 Series, GB 19865 CCC Mandatory certification system; listed products must be certified.
    Japan ST Standard (Voluntary), PSC (Mandatory) ST Mark, PSC Mark Dual system; ST Mark is a key market access credential.
    South Korea KC Certification KC Mark Mandatory safety certification for electric and general toys.
    United States CPSIA, ASTM F963 No single mark (CPSC Compliant) Emphasizes 3rd-party testing, tracking labels, and lead/phthalate limits.
    ASEAN ATSD (References ISO 8124) Varies by country Moving towards harmonization, but individual national requirements exist.
    Recommendations:
    1. Confirm the specific requirements of your target market, as regulations are frequently updated.
    2. Engage a professional third-party testing laboratory for product testing and compliance assessment.
    3. Prepare complete technical documentation to respond to market surveillance checks.
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    Product Testing
    To guarantee that our toys meet the highest standards of safety and quality, we conduct rigorous product testing. This process involves identifying potential hazards, such as choking risks, sharp edges, and toxic materials. Additionally, we perform performance tests to verify functional reliability and durability. All testing is carried out by our specially trained staff using specialized equipment and validated methodologies.
    Toy Testing
    Toy testing is a critical phase in our manufacturing process, essential for confirming that products are safe, durable, and aligned with established quality benchmarks. Our comprehensive testing regimen includes evaluations for physical and mechanical properties, flammability, and chemical composition to ensure full compliance with both national and international regulations. We also conduct age-grading assessments to verify that each toy is appropriate for its intended developmental stage. These tests are performed by our skilled professionals in dedicated laboratory facilities, and the results are integral to informing and refining our product design and manufacturing decisions.

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