Government to recognise United States and European children's toy standards

Government to recognise United States and European children's toy standards

Safety standards for children's toys are being updated to automatically approve those that meet American and European benchmarks.

Common-Sense Fix Eases Costs For Toy Importers

"When a parent buys a toy for their child, they should be able to trust that it is safe. That's the bottom line, and it isn't changing," Mr Brewer says.

Rule change to boost toy choice and drive down checkout prices for parents

Under current rules, local toy suppliers face compliance costs of between $3500 and $5000 per toy to get items approved under local safety standards.

Compliance Update For Toy Importers

The Government will recognise the toy standards of the United States and the European Union, so toys that meet those standards will be compliant...

New Zealand Updates Toy Safety Rules to Align With US and EU - OpenGov Asia

New Zealand will update its toy safety regulations to recognise standards used in the United States and the European Union, reducing compliance requirements for importers while maintaining existing safety protections for children. The changes, announced by the New Zealand Government, are intended to align the country more closely with Australia and lower regulatory costs for […]