U.S. buyer compliance support
Review material testing, age grading, factory records, labeling, and shipment evidence against the final tile set, mat, accessories, packaging, and destination market.
Compliance & documentation pathways
Click a pathway to see what it covers, when it may apply, and what information is needed before a useful document can be requested.
01 · U.S. MARKET REVIEW
Age grading, product classification & applicable safety scope
General-use table game or child-directed product · labeling and documentation path
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02 · MATERIAL & PRINT REVIEW
Project-specific laboratory test coordination
Tile body · inks and coatings · mat components · accessories · retail packaging
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03 · FACTORY & QUALITY RECORDS
Current documents matched to the responsible entity and production site
Quality systems · environmental systems · social audits · order QC evidence
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U.S. market product review
The U.S. CPSC explains that traditional board and table games commonly attractive to adults and children can be general-use products. The final classification still depends on the product, labeling, packaging, advertising, and intended audience.
Read the CPSC classification guidanceIf a product is designed or marketed primarily for children 12 years of age or younger, third-party testing, applicable CPSIA requirements, ASTM F963 sections, and a Children’s Product Certificate may be required.
Read CPSC toy-safety guidanceCalifornia Proposition 65 is an exposure-warning assessment, not a certification logo. Material knowledge, listed chemicals, exposure, and safe-harbor levels determine whether a warning may be needed.
Read official California guidanceUseful input: destination, buyer/importer, intended age, sales channel, packaging claims, set contents, and any customer compliance specification.
Request U.S. Market ReviewMaterial & finished-product testing
Lead, surface coatings, phthalates, mechanical requirements, and other test items are selected only when relevant to the product classification, materials, buyer specification, and destination. A report for one material or construction should not be treated as a blanket certificate for every SKU.
Factory & quality documentation
Factory and management-system documents are useful only when they cover the legal entity or production site involved in the order. Current copies can be reviewed during project qualification where available and applicable.
Buyer-ready approach: request the current document copy, then match it to the quotation, final specification, factory, materials, and shipment it is intended to support.
Request Applicable Factory DocumentsProject documentation request
Send the product type, quantity, destination, intended age, materials, accessories, packaging, and customer test requirements. We will confirm which current documents already apply and which project-specific tests or records need to be arranged.
Buyer questions
No. Check the named company or factory, final product, material, intended user, destination, test method, report date, and production scope.
Not automatically. Traditional table games may be general-use products. A junior or child-directed product can have a different classification and testing path.
Proposition 65 is a California warning and exposure-assessment framework, not a universal product certification. The responsible business should evaluate the final product and anticipated exposure.
Existing reports can be reviewed when they match the applicable material and scope. New project-specific testing is normally quoted after the final construction and applicable requirements are confirmed.