All children’s products manufactured or imported in the US are covered by the CPSIA. However, additional requirements apply to certain types of children’s furniture, baby walkers, play yards, and other products classified as durable infant and toddler products.
In this guide, we explain what these additional requirements are and how they impact manufacturers, importers and Amazon sellers.
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Amazon can request sellers to provide a Certificate of Compliance (COC) as part of product compliance checks, or if they need third-party confirmation that a product complies with a certain standard or other requirement.
That said, many different types of documents can be considered Certificates of Compliance. This guide explains what these certificates are and what you can do to obtain one.
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This guide provides an overview of various US product labeling requirements. We also provide label samples and information about covered products, label information, and placement.
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Products manufactured in or imported to the EU are subject to various labelling requirements. This guide serves as an overview to a wide range of labelling requirements, covering consumer products and goods used for industrial or commercial purposes.
Note: You can find a guide dedicated to packaging recycling symbols here.
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Making certain claims in Amazon product descriptions or other marketing materials can have disastrous consequences for sellers. I’ve seen situations where Amazon removed products that had been sold for years based on a single sentence.
In this guide, we explain why Amazon removes products based on claims about product features or functionality, and what you can do to avoid this from happening.
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Manufacturers of bathroom and sanitary products looking to supply their products in the European Union must follow the requirements of the Construction Products Regulation 2011 (CPR 2011) and the applicable harmonised standards that are published under the regulation.
This guide only lists requirements that are relevant for bathroom and sanitary products that are subject to harmonised standards under CPR 2011. Manufacturers of such products must comply with CE marking, declaration of performance, technical documentation, instructions, and other requirements under the CPR 2011.
Here are examples of bathroom and sanitary products that are relevant to this guide:
Note that we do not cover other directives and regulations that may apply to bathroom and sanitary products, such as the REACH Regulation.
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Product registration in the EPREL (European Product Registry for Energy Labelling) database is mandatory for certain energy-related products in the European Union.
In this guide, we list the product categories that must be registered in the EPREL database. We also explain how the process of registering on the EPREL works and address some key questions surrounding the topic of EPREL registration.
Manufacturers and importers of energy-related products such as certain household appliances and space heaters must consider whether an energy label is required. This guide lists the product categories that require the energy label.
Additionally, this guide addresses common questions related to the Energy Labelling Framework Regulation and its regulations related to the energy label.
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Importers and manufacturers of roofing products and related accessories looking to supply their products in the European Union must comply with the requirements under the Construction Products Regulation 2011 (CPR 2011).
This guide is limited to products that are covered by harmonised standards under the CPR 2011. These products are subjected to requirements such as those related to the declaration of performance, technical documentation, instructions, CE marking, and testing.
Roofing
Here are the roofing products we found that are subject to harmonised standards under the CPR 2011:
Other roofing products
Here we list the accessories for roofing we found that are subject to harmonised standards under the CPR 2011:
Note that in this guide, we do not cover other regulations or directives that may be relevant for roofing products and accessories of roofing.
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Companies interested in supplying adhesives for use in construction works in the European Union must follow the requirements of the Construction Products Regulation 2011 (CPR 2011).
This guide is limited to requirements under the CPR 2011 for companies whose adhesives are covered by harmonised standards, which are subject to specific requirements. For instance, requirements relate to instructions, CE marking, and declaration of performance.
Here are examples of adhesives that are subject to harmonised standards under the CPR 2011:
Note: The guide does not cover other regulations that may be relevant for adhesives, such as the REACH Regulation.
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